The Eurasia Group on Corporate Governance for Capital Market Development has been established by the OECD in partnership with the Capital Markets Board of Turkey and the Istanbul Stock Exchange. The objectives of the Group are to:

• Address the link between capital market development and economic growth. Identify how better corporate governance practices can contribute to capital market development in Eurasia.

• Suggest how existing policies, regulations and institutions can be improved to strengthen corporate governance and development of Eurasian capital markets.

• Create awareness in Eurasia of the role of corporate governance in capital market development through sharing of international best practices and knowledge with all relevant stakeholders. Create awareness outside of Eurasia about efforts and progress made in the region.

• Reinforce the capacity of Eurasian regulators to efficiently exercise their responsibilities.

The Group comprises representatives of Eurasian Capital Market Authorities, Ministries, Stock Exchanges, regional and international organisations and other relevant parties.

For more information on the OECD's corproate governance work in Eurasia, please contact Daniel Blume, Project Manager (tel: +33 1 45 24 75 99, e-mail: Daniel.Blume@oecd.org) or Duygu Ozkarabuber, Project Consultant (tel: +33 1 45 24 75 97, email: Duygu.Ozkarabuber@oecd.org).   

Participating countries

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan 

Documents

• Project Description

• Corporate Governance in Eurasia: A Comparative Overview
  

Meetings

• Third meeting of the Eurasia Group on Corporate Governance for Capital Markets Development, 13 December 2012, Istanbul, Turkey

• Experts meeting and technical seminar on capital markets, 19-20 June, 2012, Istanbul, Turkey

• First meeting of the Eurasia Group on Corporate Governance for Captial Market Development, 27 September, 2011, Almaty Kazakhstan

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