With the objective of promoting the development of Mongolia’s capital market to the international community and expanding cooperation, the “Mongolia Investment Forum: New York 2025” was successfully held in New York City, U.S., on April 28-29, 2025. 
During the Forum, Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission of Mongolia Jambaajamts Tundev remarked, “In recent years, the Financial Regulatory Commission has placed significant emphasis on strengthening the legal and regulatory foundations of Mongolia’s capital market, ensuring transparency, protecting the rights and interests of investors, and advancing market development in line with international standards. As a result, the market capitalization of the capital market has reached MNT 13 trillion, representing an 11.8 percent increase compared to the previous year, which demonstrates growing investor confidence. Going forward, our focus will be on expanding the capital market and attracting foreign investment by increasing the inflow of foreign direct investment and enhancing cooperation with international regulatory institutions.”
The Mongolia Investment Forum, which aims at deepening cooperation with foreign investors and promoting Mongolia’s economic growth and capital market development, brought together representatives of international financial institutions, investors, policymakers, and the private sector.
Chairman Jambaajamts also participated in a public-private roundtable organized by the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) in Washington, D.C., where discussions were held on international experience, policy initiatives, and regulatory approaches to direct inclusive green finance into real investments and develop climate-resilient financial systems.
In addition, Mr. Jambaajamts Tundev took part in the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. This year’s meetings were held under the theme “Jobs- The Path to Prosperity,” with global central bank leaders, finance and development ministers, representatives of the private sector and civil society, and academic researchers engaging in discussions on creating sustainable employment opportunities for youth in developing countries. 
During the Spring Meetings, views were exchanged on globally pressing issues such as the current state of the global economy, growth prospects, financial stability, and poverty reduction. According to the Financial Regulatory Commission, Mongolia’s participation in these events marked an important step toward introducing international best practices into the country’s financial market development, attracting foreign investment, and expanding international cooperation.

Published Date:2025-04-30