Ulaanbaatar, September 11, 2025 /MONTSAME/. The 30th Annual General Meeting of the Asia Securities Forum has officially opened in Ulaanbaatar. This prestigious forum, considered the most significant in the securities sector of the Asia-Pacific region, brings together over 100 capital market experts from more than 20 countries. Participants are discussing key issues such as the development trends of capital markets, future cooperation, sustainable financing, digital transformation, regional integration, and investor protection.

This prestigious forum, considered the most significant in the securities sector of the Asia-Pacific region, brings together over 100 capital market experts from more than 20 countries. Participants are discussing key issues such as the development trends of capital markets, future cooperation, sustainable financing, digital transformation, regional integration, and investor protection.

Deputy Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission, Tserenbadral Tudev, opened the forum, stating, “This forum has long served as a platform to strengthen cooperation among regional capital market regulatory authorities, stock exchanges, and industry associations. According to the ‘Asia Capital Markets Report’ issued by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Asia’s capital markets have experienced remarkable growth over the past 20 years. Specifically, the number of listed companies has doubled, and market capitalization has quadrupled. Currently, Asia accounts for 55 percent of all listed companies and 27 percent of global market capitalization. It is important to highlight that your dedication and contribution played a major role in achieving these results.”

Organized by the Asian Securities Forum, which unites over 24,000 investors across more than 20 countries, this forum is being held in Mongolia for the first time. Hosting the event is a reflection of the successful development of Mongolia’s capital market at a regional level. It also presents an opportunity to showcase Mongolia’s capital market, key projects, and stakeholders to the international stage, as noted by participants.

Mongolia has focused on developing its capital market, improving its regulatory environment, and adopting international best practices. At a time when the country is aiming to enhance transparency, strengthen investor confidence, and deepen regional integration, this forum holds significant importance, emphasized the Deputy Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission.

The forum will continue with the event titled “Mongolia’s Capital Market Connectivity,” which aims to increase international investor participation in the Mongolian capital market and create opportunities for domestic companies to raise funds from foreign markets.