The Palestine Capital Market Authority, in cooperation with the College of Business at Arab American University, held a Trading Day event at the university’s Jenin campus aimed at improving financial and investment literacy among young people and students. The program was designed to explain how Palestinian financial markets operate, highlight opportunities in the Palestinian financial sector and reinforce awareness of the authority’s role in market oversight and investor protection. The event brought together the authority, the Palestine Exchange and several securities and financial services firms. Sessions and presentations covered the state of the Palestinian financial markets, the regulatory and supervisory framework for the securities sector, trading mechanisms on the Palestine Exchange and recent market developments. In remarks during the event, the authority emphasized that trading should be conducted through formal, regulated and supervised markets to safeguard financial transactions and protect investors’ rights. Participating institutions also showcased their financial and investment services and outlined available training and career opportunities for students. During a field visit to the university, the authority’s delegation also reviewed the university’s facilities, colleges and academic programs, and both sides discussed further cooperation in awareness and training initiatives. The event forms part of the authority’s broader strategy to strengthen financial literacy in the non-banking financial sectors, particularly capital markets.
Palestine Capital Market Authority2026-06-10
Palestine Capital Market Authority holds Trading Day at Arab American University to promote financial literacy and regulated market participation
The Palestine Capital Market Authority and Arab American University held a Trading Day event in Jenin to build students’ financial and investment literacy and explain how Palestinian capital markets work. The program covered the authority’s supervisory role, Palestine Exchange trading mechanisms and market developments, and stressed that trading should take place through regulated and supervised markets. The visit also included discussions on further cooperation in awareness and training.