HE the GCCSG: The GCC Countries always Strive to EnhanceHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), affirmed that the GCC countries always seek to enhance Read more 26April2024Share this news...tweetCEO of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ReceivesMr John Lee, CEO of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, received His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG Meets Senior Officials in Hong KongAs part of the official visit made by His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to Hong Kong, upon the Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: We Made Important Progress towards Economic Diversification,His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), stated that the Council member states have made Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE the GCCSG Commends the UAE for Hosting the InauguralHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), praised the launch of the first edition of the Gulf Youth Read more 23April2024Share this news...tweet News Events No content found More Events Menu عربي ×News × Events ×Employees Mail × . . × × HomeAbout GCC Member StatesThe CharterOrganizational StructureObjectivesLogo Secretariat General Secretary GeneralAssistant SecretariesTendersJobs GCC Achievements AchievementsProjects Statements Supreme CouncilMinisterial Council Data Events And Competitions EventsCompetitions Cognitive Sources Laws and RegulationsAgreementsDigital LibraryGCC Statistics Media CenterCurrently selected GCC NewsAdvertisingMultimedia LibraryMailing ListLinks Contact US Offices Search Employees Mail News News الرئيسية›Home›Media Center›GCC News›News›The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities affirm the Strength of the GCC Capital Markets and the Ability to face Challenges and Crises NewsCurrently selectedNews AgenciesNews Archive The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities affirm the Strength of the GCC Capital Markets and the Ability to face Challenges and Crises Rollup Image GCC- Riyadh Page ContentThe GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) held an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, 5 April 2020, via “visual communication” to discuss the efforts made by in the GCC’s Capital markets regulators to support the Capital markets in the GCC states under the current conditions of the emerging Coronavirus (Covid-19). This is in light of the GCC Capital Markets role of regulators to enhance financial stability, diversification and achieve financial inclusion, as well as protect investors and dealers from fraudulent security offerings, based on the tools available to the regulators and the precautionary policy.The committee reviewed the mechanisms adopted by the regulatory authorities of the GCC capital markets to ensure the continuity of the markets ’work through possible control facilities, digitization transformation and remote work. As well as the coordination carried out by each of the regulatory authorities in the GCC states with monetary institutions and central banks in the GCC states to support capital markets. This was through the economic and financial packages launched by the GCC governments. They also reviewed what the GCC states have done to direct government funds to increase their investment in stock exchanges, and other incentive packages adopted to mitigate the economic and financial effects of the pandemic on the companies listed in the GCC capital markets. The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) affirmed that capital market regulators would continue to monitor and follow developments in the local and global markets and continuously communicate with the markets (stock exchanges) to assess the market’s performance in order to follow the developments of the crisis and take the necessary action in this regard. As well as take all necessary measures to hedge the risk, support the operational infrastructure and the infrastructure of capital markets, and supervise the holding of general assemblies through modern technologies.The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) emphasized the strength of the GCC capital markets and their ability to face all challenges and crises and that they are closely monitoring the effects of potential repercussions with the aim of staving off risks and taking the required measures. × Send To Friend Required Field Email not correct Required Field Email not correct Required Field
CEO of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ReceivesMr John Lee, CEO of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, received His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG Meets Senior Officials in Hong KongAs part of the official visit made by His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to Hong Kong, upon the Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: We Made Important Progress towards Economic Diversification,His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), stated that the Council member states have made Read more 25April2024Share this news...tweetHE the GCCSG Commends the UAE for Hosting the InauguralHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), praised the launch of the first edition of the Gulf Youth Read more 23April2024Share this news...tweet News Events No content found More Events Menu عربي ×News × Events ×Employees Mail × . . × × HomeAbout GCC Member StatesThe CharterOrganizational StructureObjectivesLogo Secretariat General Secretary GeneralAssistant SecretariesTendersJobs GCC Achievements AchievementsProjects Statements Supreme CouncilMinisterial Council Data Events And Competitions EventsCompetitions Cognitive Sources Laws and RegulationsAgreementsDigital LibraryGCC Statistics Media CenterCurrently selected GCC NewsAdvertisingMultimedia LibraryMailing ListLinks Contact US Offices Search Employees Mail News News الرئيسية›Home›Media Center›GCC News›News›The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities affirm the Strength of the GCC Capital Markets and the Ability to face Challenges and Crises NewsCurrently selectedNews AgenciesNews Archive The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities affirm the Strength of the GCC Capital Markets and the Ability to face Challenges and Crises Rollup Image GCC- Riyadh Page ContentThe GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) held an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, 5 April 2020, via “visual communication” to discuss the efforts made by in the GCC’s Capital markets regulators to support the Capital markets in the GCC states under the current conditions of the emerging Coronavirus (Covid-19). This is in light of the GCC Capital Markets role of regulators to enhance financial stability, diversification and achieve financial inclusion, as well as protect investors and dealers from fraudulent security offerings, based on the tools available to the regulators and the precautionary policy.The committee reviewed the mechanisms adopted by the regulatory authorities of the GCC capital markets to ensure the continuity of the markets ’work through possible control facilities, digitization transformation and remote work. As well as the coordination carried out by each of the regulatory authorities in the GCC states with monetary institutions and central banks in the GCC states to support capital markets. This was through the economic and financial packages launched by the GCC governments. They also reviewed what the GCC states have done to direct government funds to increase their investment in stock exchanges, and other incentive packages adopted to mitigate the economic and financial effects of the pandemic on the companies listed in the GCC capital markets. The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) affirmed that capital market regulators would continue to monitor and follow developments in the local and global markets and continuously communicate with the markets (stock exchanges) to assess the market’s performance in order to follow the developments of the crisis and take the necessary action in this regard. As well as take all necessary measures to hedge the risk, support the operational infrastructure and the infrastructure of capital markets, and supervise the holding of general assemblies through modern technologies.The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) emphasized the strength of the GCC capital markets and their ability to face all challenges and crises and that they are closely monitoring the effects of potential repercussions with the aim of staving off risks and taking the required measures. × Send To Friend Required Field Email not correct Required Field Email not correct Required Field
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Page ContentThe GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) held an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, 5 April 2020, via “visual communication” to discuss the efforts made by in the GCC’s Capital markets regulators to support the Capital markets in the GCC states under the current conditions of the emerging Coronavirus (Covid-19). This is in light of the GCC Capital Markets role of regulators to enhance financial stability, diversification and achieve financial inclusion, as well as protect investors and dealers from fraudulent security offerings, based on the tools available to the regulators and the precautionary policy.The committee reviewed the mechanisms adopted by the regulatory authorities of the GCC capital markets to ensure the continuity of the markets ’work through possible control facilities, digitization transformation and remote work. As well as the coordination carried out by each of the regulatory authorities in the GCC states with monetary institutions and central banks in the GCC states to support capital markets. This was through the economic and financial packages launched by the GCC governments. They also reviewed what the GCC states have done to direct government funds to increase their investment in stock exchanges, and other incentive packages adopted to mitigate the economic and financial effects of the pandemic on the companies listed in the GCC capital markets. The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) affirmed that capital market regulators would continue to monitor and follow developments in the local and global markets and continuously communicate with the markets (stock exchanges) to assess the market’s performance in order to follow the developments of the crisis and take the necessary action in this regard. As well as take all necessary measures to hedge the risk, support the operational infrastructure and the infrastructure of capital markets, and supervise the holding of general assemblies through modern technologies.The GCC Heads of Capital Markets Authorities (or their equivalent) emphasized the strength of the GCC capital markets and their ability to face all challenges and crises and that they are closely monitoring the effects of potential repercussions with the aim of staving off risks and taking the required measures.