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Saturday 18 Jul 2015 - 16:37 Makkah mean time-2-10-1436
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Malé, (IINA) - Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) last week, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Maldives Stock exchange (MSE) in order to help foster prosperity of the respective financial markets, The Nation news agency reported.
In addition to that, to promote cross-border investment, cross-border listing and explore other opportunities for cooperation between the two Exchanges.
The Exchanges anticipate developing a closer working relationship in the future, and wish to maintain channels of communication for exchange of information, knowledge transfer, sharing of technology and other commercial purposes.
The MoU delineates the following areas of cooperation; establishing a system to support marketing of local issuances, examining the possibility of creating a framework for cross-listing and dual listing of securities, identifying a mechanism for cross-border regulation of companies listed on the exchanges, mutual exchange of information on business operating models and related improvement opportunities.
Also, examining the mechanism of trading securities listed in both exchanges, sharing expertise, information and technology to facilitate and encourage the development of the respective capital markets and cooperation on enhancing the mutual knowledge and understanding of the products, market institutions and intermediaries in the respective jurisdiction.
“We are very pleased to be in Sri Lanka our very close neighbor and also glad to sign a MoU which will further strengthen our relationship. This MoU will help both our exchanges to learn from each other’s experiences. In comparison to the CSE the MSE is a very small Exchange, therefore there are many areas in which the CSE can help the MSE to grow and develop,” Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the MSC Hassan Manik said.
“The CSE seeks to foster regional linkages with exchanges in order to foster growth and collective development within our geographic influence. The Maldives is a partner in this process and the CSE has shared cordial and close relations with MSE since its inception in 2002 and this MoU is the formalization of this longstanding relationship,” Chief Executive Officer of the CSE Rajeeva Bandaranaike said.
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