The National Financial Market Commission (CNPF) has issued key licenses to the International Stock Exchange of Moldova to operate in the capital market and has approved its organizational structure. The decision paves the way for the launch of the trading infrastructure, which is expected to be a significant development for the local financial market.
Moldova's secondary market for corporate securities saw a sharp jump in June, driven mainly by activity outside the regulated market. The month's turnover was dominated by a small number of issuers and a mix of transaction types, while exchange-traded deals accounted for only a minor share of the total.
Moldova's domestic public debt continued to edge higher in July, extending the year-to-date increase and remaining close to its recent peak. The rise was supported by stronger financing on the government securities market, while the latest data also point to changes in borrowing costs and the structure of the debt portfolio.
Moldova has published a Guide for Investors on Government Securities
Moldova plans to reform the regulation of the financial instruments market and bring it into line with European Union legislation
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