MBABANE – The Ministry of Finance has officially recognised the Eswatini Capital Markets Association (ECMA), setting the stage for a new chapter in the country’s financial sector development.
Speaking at the launch on Wednesday, Minister of Finance Neal Rijkenberg said government is committed to investing in the infrastructure that will support a transparent and inclusive capital market system. He mentioned improvements in technology, regulatory oversight, public awareness, and collaboration with the private sector as critical pillars of that commitment.
The ECMA is expected to lead efforts in promoting ethical and well-governed financial practices. Its role will involve working with stakeholders to attract both local and foreign investment while boosting investor confidence and stimulating long-term economic growth.
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