The initiative is intended to support cross-border capital, modern market infrastructure and international financial activity in Tashkent.
Uzbekistan has announced the establishment of the Tashkent International Financial Centre as part of its effort to deepen the country’s financial sector and strengthen its role as a regional investment hub.
The centre is expected to support capital-markets transactions, cross-border investment and the development of a more competitive regulatory environment. The detail that matters to market participants will be the operating framework, permitted structures and interaction with existing institutions.
For issuers and investors, the centre could become relevant to IPOs, debt issuance, M&A and international financial services as implementation rules are introduced.
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