The Montenegro Capital Market Authority published a notice on an interview its chair, Željko Drinčić, gave to Bloomberg Adria, covering planned market clean-up through delistings, implementation of new Corporate Governance Code standards, and initiatives discussed for deepening Montenegro’s capital markets. In the interview, Drinčić argued that only issuers ready for full transparency and professional corporate governance should remain listed, while new investors could be attracted through initial public offerings and increased use of corporate and government bond issuance. He also highlighted priorities for developing the domestic funds industry, including the registration of EU-based foreign funds, and pointed to the need for tax incentives to encourage the establishment of voluntary pension funds. The interview also referenced preparation of a green bonds law intended to enable a pipeline of environmental projects. As a step toward regulating the digital asset market, the chair announced the establishment of a crypto register starting on 12 December 2025.
Montenegro Capital Market Authority 2025-09-26
Montenegro Capital Market Authority chair announces crypto register from 12 December 2025 in Bloomberg Adria interview
Montenegro Capital Market Authority's chair, Željko Drinčić, outlined plans for market clean-up via delistings, new Corporate Governance Code standards, and initiatives to deepen Montenegro’s capital markets in a Bloomberg Adria interview. Key points included attracting investors through IPOs and bond issuance, developing the domestic funds industry, and introducing tax incentives for voluntary pension funds. A crypto register will be established on 12 December 2025 to regulate the digital asset market.