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Visiting fellow of MFRC: Ts.Enkhjargal This material is prepared under the responsibility of the presenters. All remarks represent the presenters’ own views, and not those of the FRC.

Visiting fellow of MFRC: Ts.EnkhjargalVisiting fellow of MFRC: Ts.Enkhjargal This material is prepared under the responsibility of the presenters. All remarks represent the presenters’

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  • Visiting fellow of MFRC:Ts.Enkhjargal

    This material is prepared under the responsibility of the presenters. All remarks represent the presenters’ own views, and not those of the FRC.

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    About Mongolian12 Mongolian Capital Market’s framework

  • 1. About Mongolia

    Country profileAria: 1.565 million kmPopulation: 3.2 millionCapital city: UlaanbaatarLanguages: Mongolian 94%, Russian, English 6 %Currency: Tugrug (MNT)Goverment: Parliament

  • 2. Mongolian Capital Market’s framework

  • Authorities of the Financial market

    Financial Regulatory Commission

    - Insurance market- Securities marketMicrofinance marketNon-bank financial institutionsSavings and credit cooperatives

    The Bank of Mongolia

    Money market /Banks/

  • The Structure of Financial Regulatory Commission

    The State Great Khural (Parliament

    of Mongolia)

    Chairman

    Commission meetings

    Supervisory Board Internal audit

    division

    Vice ChairmanVice Chairman

    Secretariat

    Foreign relations

    and cooperation department

    Securities market

    department

    Insurance market

    department

    Nonbank financial

    institutions department

    Savings and credit

    cooperative department

    Supervision department

    Administration

    department

    Press unitFinance and investment

    unit

    Research and risk

    evaluation division

    Legal division

    Information technology

    division

    Local representatives

  • Securities market 514

    Insurance market 140

    NBFIs538

    SCCs275

    Branches and representatives

    930

    As of 2nd quarter of 2019, FRC regulates 2,397 professional entities including:

    securities firms, brokers and dealers, underwriters, investment funds; insurance companies and intermediaries; non-bank financial institutions; savings and credit cooperatives;

    Financial institutions under FRC regulation

  • Capital market overview (MSE)

    303 300 301 303 307

    0100200300400500

    2015.II 2016.II 2017.II 2018.II 2019.II

    Market capitalization /billion MNT/ Number of securities companies,total assets /billion MNT/

    TOP 20 IndexNumber of listed companies

    4.8%

    4.1%

    1408.5 1423.1 1497.7

    2484.92604.8

    0.4%0.9% 0.8%

    2.0%

    3.2%

    0.0%0.5%1.0%1.5%2.0%2.5%3.0%3.5%

    0

    1,000

    2,000

    3,000

    2015.II 2016.II 2017.II 2018.II 2019.II

    15,024 12,274 12,660

    19,96120,785

    2015.II 2016.II 2017.II 2018.II 2019.II

    63 62 61 54 5267.6 75.295.3 93.2 90.2

    020406080100120

    020406080

    100

    2015.II 2016.II 2017.II 2018.II 2019.II

  • Initial public offerings (IPO)

    – In 2018 (6)• LendMN (5 billion MNT)• Mongol Basalt (6.4 billion MNT)• Erdenes Resources Development Corporation (2.5 billion MNT)• Mandal Insurance (7.5 billion MNT)• Ard Insurance (5.3 billion MNT)• Tumen Shuvuut (10 billion MNT)

    – In 2019 (3)• Ard Credit NBFI (5.2 billion MNT)• Invescore NBFI (18.6 billion MNT)• Monos Foods JSC (8.6 billion MNT)

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    36.7 billion MNT

    32.4 billion MNT

  • Mongolian Capital Market at a Glance: Development Stages

    1995’s~

    2000’s

    Stage Ⅰ: created and established the capital market

    Established the stock exchange Started to primary and secondary trading Implemented the privatization through stock exchange Created the legal and regulatory frameworks

    2001’s~

    2007’s

    Stage II: New product & Quantitative Growth

    Corporate bonds trading started First IPO launched Attract the foreign investor and domestic investor

    2008~

    2014

    Stage III: Qualitative Growth through Structural Reforms after the Mining Crisis

    Introduced the Millennium IT integrated system of trading, settlement, surveillance in capital market

    Revised the Securities market law and Investment fund law Created the securitization market

    2015 ~2017

    Stage V: Strategic Growth through Serving Customers’ Diversifying Needs Expanding product line-up into unit trust, commodities futures Promotion for listing of foreign stocks, Cross listing regulation Change to risk based supervision from rule based supervision Approved the financial market’s development strategy,

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