Ongoing capital market reforms and current market situation
Special assistant to CA, Anisuzzaman to sit with investor leaders on May 29
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Dr Anisuzzaman Chowdhury, special assistant to the Chief Advisor, will sit with the representatives of capital market investors’ associations on May 29.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has taken the initiative as part of ongoing market reforms and present market conditions to take investors opinions, said a BSEC statement.
The meeting will be held at noon at the BSEC with the representatives of the investors’ associations of the capital market under the initiative of the securities regulator.
Dr Anisuzzaman Chowdhury will preside over the meeting, where the BSEC Chairman Khondoker Rashed Maqsood will also be present.
To participate in the meeting, the BSEC requested that the names of the president and general secretary of the respective investors' associations be submitted by May 25 to the securities regulator’s official email.
The BSEC said that the commission is working tirelessly for the sustainable development and reform of the capital market.
Along with BSEC, the interim government is also very serious about the sustainable development and reform of the country’s capital market.
The BSEC believes that the sustainable development and reform of the market can be implemented with the opinions of the capital market participants and with the investor organizations.
Following the ongoing process of reform, BSEC is working to build a prosperous capital market with the opinion, participation and cooperation of all those related to the country’s capital market, said an official of the securities regulator.
“Considering the current condition of the country’s capital market, the meeting will be held with the representatives of the general investors’ associations of the capital market under the initiative of the BSEC,” said the official.
Meanwhile, a group of stock investors took to the streets frequently in protest against the continuous market fall and demanded the immediate resignation of the BSEC chairman for his “failure” to bring back stability in the market.
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