Capital market
The National Commission for the Financial Market of Moldova and CFA România will expand their cooperation to develop the capital market
Moldova's National Commission for the Financial Market intends to strengthen cooperation with professional financial institutions to revitalize the capital market and attract more companies to it. The discussion will focus on barriers to listing, issuers' readiness, and measures that could make this financing tool more attractive to businesses.
Through public offerings on the capital market, 600.28 million lei were raised in the first half of the year
In Moldova, public offerings in the capital market picked up significantly in the first half of the year: the regulator recorded new corporate bond issuances and an increase in funding raised through this mechanism. At the same time, the industry continues to develop the infrastructure and regulatory framework that will shape the market's future dynamics and pave the way for new instruments for issuers and investors.
An international conference on the convergence of European policies will be held in Chisinau
An international conference will be held in Chisinau on the coordination of economic and monetary policy in the context of accelerated European integration. The discussion will focus on selecting the optimal instruments for the period of convergence with the EU, the impact of integration on the economy, and approaches to managing fiscal risks, with the participation of high-ranking representatives from European financial institutions and regulators.
BIMx plans to double its capital and grow Moldova's stock market to 18% of GDP by 2030
The Moldovan International Stock Exchange has outlined ambitious plans to expand the capital market and is preparing for the next phase of its development. At the forum in Chisinau, participants also discussed steps to accelerate the launch of trading, attract new participants, and strengthen integration with European markets.
Moldova Will Expand Financing and Development Opportunities for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Moldova is preparing to update its rules for supporting small and medium-sized businesses, which are intended to expand companies' access to financing and align national regulations with European standards. The document also provides for new mechanisms for growing enterprises and tools that could significantly change their prospects in the capital market.
The development of the capital market will open up new sources of long-term financing for Moldovan companies—Petru Rotaru
"A well-developed stock market infrastructure will enable Moldovan companies to attract long-term financing from outside the banking sector and allow investors to diversify their investment instruments," said Petru Rotaru
Moldova Is Tightening Rules on Securities Issuance and Investor Protection in Line with EU Standards
Moldova is consolidating its securities issuance and investor protection frameworks as part of the harmonization of the national capital market regulatory framework with EU legislation
In Moldova, the volume of registered securities issuances rose by 71.8%
In Moldova, the volume of registered securities issuances rose significantly in the first half of the year, with one segment of the debt market serving as the main driver. Against this backdrop, the secondary market showed more subdued performance, which has drawn greater attention to liquidity and trading activity in organized markets.
The International Stock Exchange of Moldova has begun accepting participants to the capital market
The International Stock Exchange of Moldova has begun admitting brokers and issuers to the capital market, moving into the final stage before trading begins. The first listings are expected in the near future, and at the same time, the exchange is testing its technological infrastructure and preparing the platform for the introduction of new financial instruments.
In Moldova, the limit on foreign exchange transactions without BNM authorization will be gradually increased to 250,000 euros
Moldova is preparing a phased easing of foreign exchange regulations: certain transactions and settlements will be permitted without regulatory approval under broader conditions, and restrictions will be gradually eased over the coming years. At the same time, opportunities for residents and currency exchange offices are being expanded, while the National Bank will gain additional control tools and will be able to block transactions if risks are identified.
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