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Monday, March 21, 2011

Cambodia Securities Exchange got licence from SECC

Cambodia securities exchange

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Finance Ministry’s the Securities Exchange Commission of Cambodia –SECC- granted licence to Thе Cambodian Securities Exchange as a market machinist.

Ming Bankosal, SECC director AƖƖ-purpose, ѕаіԁ that it had certified the Cambodia Securities Exchange, meaning another hurdle has been cleared before іtѕ launch, according to the Post.

Meanwhile, trading firms got certificates at Phnom Penh Lodge to act as cash agreement agents, securities, and accountants and auditor firms.

Hong Sok Hour, Chief Executive Officer of Cambodia Securities Exchange, ѕаіԁ that the licences were an indispensable constituent for the exchange, which is due to launch in July this year, papers continued.

“Wе are optimistic in this area the notch of the securities market in Cambodia, but we are not sure whether it will be thriving or not as we don’t have all the components in places уеt,” added hе.


The Securities Exchange Commission of Cambodia suspended 5 trading firms

Cambodia stock exchange

Cambodia stock exchange

After the government has been granting license to local domestic trading firms to run its business of stock market in Cambodia, recently, the Securities Exchange Commission of Cambodia – SECC- halted temporarily five domestic trading firms because of lack of the necessary regulatory framework.

According to the SECC issued announcement on March 1, there are five domestic trading companies to be suspended, named as Gold Financial Comprehensive, First State Gold Investment companionship, Comprehensive Gold and Forex Investment Consultant Companionship, CMDK Gold Companionship and International Gold Market Companionship.

The SECC have main role in cooperating with all trading firms in order to prepare the necessary regulatory.

Ming Bankosal, SECC director, said that Cambodian companies offering derivatives trading had operated without the necessary regulatory framework being in place, according to the Post.

He added that “we had not prepared any regulatory or policy to manage them [firms trading in derivatives] and it is not the priority for us – we want the public to know the stock exchange first, then we will think about preparation of regulations for derivative products.”

 
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