The insurance sector is young but growing rapidly and is characterised by a relatively inexperienced labour pool, incomplete regulations, big plans for regulatory reform and fast growth from a small base. In short, it looks like a typical early-stage insurance sector in any developing country. The sector needs “technical assistance and labour...
How significant is the MSE’s joint venture with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)?
While modifying regulations involving insurance have not yet achieved prominence in Mongolia’s current parliamentary calendar, once they do rise to the top of the agenda key issues to be debated include mandating motor and professional liability insurance; allowing firms more control over how they deploy their investment account; and increasing the...
The bond market in Mongolia is one of the world’s youngest. The government has committed to regular bond sales only since 2010, and a pioneer in the corporate segment appeared in August of the same year. Despite this small base, growth in the segment looks likely in the coming years, due in large part to the needs of the mining industry. As of...
Though 2012 looks like a breakout year for Mongolia, the economic outlook for much of the rest of the world seems to be dull at best. One of the key questions for Ulaanbaatar’s investment community is how much foreign interest there will be in 2012, and whether Mongolia will stand out as a good investment option or be dragged down by outside factors...
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