INCREASING THE ACTIVITY OF NATIONAL ISSUERS IN THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKET

This article analyzes the current issues of ensuring the active participation of national issuers in international capital markets. Global capital markets provide an opportunity for national issuers to attract new sources of investment, which contributes to the sustainable development of the economy and the formation of a diversified financial system. In the entry of national companies and state organizations into the international capital markets, various factors, in particular, the adequacy of the legal framework, the existence of corporate governance standards, and compliance of financial statements with international requirements and norms, are of great importance. At the same time, it is important to have a high credit rating to gain the trust of international investors. The financial, legal and management problems that arise when entering the international capital market are considered in the article. In particular, the obstacles faced by Uzbek issuers, the underdevelopment of the market infrastructure, the shortcomings of corporate management and financial reporting systems that do not meet international standards will be covered in detail. In order to attract international investments, the need for financial transparency, improvement of corporate governance and improvement of credit ratings is emphasized.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13965083
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Global Political and Economic Relations
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INCREASING THE ACTIVITY OF NATIONAL ISSUERS IN THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKET

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Global Political and Economic Relations
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INCREASING THE ACTIVITY OF NATIONAL ISSUERS IN THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKET

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Abstract

This article analyzes the current issues of ensuring the active participation of national issuers in international capital markets. Global capital markets provide an opportunity for national issuers to attract new sources of investment, which contributes to the sustainable development of the economy and the formation of a diversified financial system. In the entry of national companies and state organizations into the international capital markets, various factors, in particular, the adequacy of the legal framework, the existence of corporate governance standards, and compliance of financial statements with international requirements and norms, are of great importance. At the same time, it is important to have a high credit rating to gain the trust of international investors. The financial, legal and management problems that arise when entering the international capital market are considered in the article. In particular, the obstacles faced by Uzbek issuers, the underdevelopment of the market infrastructure, the shortcomings of corporate management and financial reporting systems that do not meet international standards will be covered in detail. In order to attract international investments, the need for financial transparency, improvement of corporate governance and improvement of credit ratings is emphasized.

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