Unlocking Moldova's Capital Market: Opportunities and Challenges
In the realm of finance, political risk often heralds promising returns, particularly in developing nations.
Daniela Șerban, President of the Romanian Investors Relations Association, underscores Moldova's endeavour to unfurl its capital market potential, marking a significant milestone unseen in the past decade.
Exploring the interconnection between Romania and Moldova's capital markets prompts contemplation on how this collaboration could fortify investment prospects and the extent of its potential impact. Indeed, scientific evidence buttresses the notion that developing countries offer substantial growth and return prospects.
Ms. Șerban underscores that while the concept isn't groundbreaking, Moldova's strides in opening its market to investors are noteworthy. She highlights the importance of thorough evaluation, encompassing price negotiation and risk assessment, in investment decisions.
Moreover, tax incentives and a skilled workforce play pivotal roles in facilitating this transition. With a presence in Romania since 2005, Ms. Șerban underscores Moldova's increasing global recognition, particularly under President Maia Sandu's leadership, garnering substantial support wherever she goes.
As Moldova navigates these developments, challenges persist, particularly in managing geopolitical conflicts. However, with the backing of entities like the European Union and NATO, and collaboration with neighbouring Romania, Moldova's trajectory in capital market development appears promising.
Translation by Iurie Tataru
