The Astana Financial Services Authority convened regulators and market participants from Central Asia and the South Caucasus to identify practical areas for stronger regulatory cooperation and cross-border financial market connectivity. The roundtable focused on reducing barriers to capital flows and improving access across regional markets. Priorities included mutual recognition, regulatory alignment, information sharing and closer supervisory coordination. Participants also discussed regional market infrastructure, cross-border financial products and investment corridors, as well as the use of digitalization to strengthen financial connectivity.
2026-09-09Astana Financial Services Authority
Astana Financial Services Authority identifies priorities for regional regulatory cooperation and cross-border market integration
The Astana Financial Services Authority identified priorities for closer regulatory cooperation and financial market integration across Central Asia and the South Caucasus. These include mutual recognition, regulatory alignment, information sharing, supervisory coordination and stronger cross-border market infrastructure.