The Securities and Exchange Commission of Cambodia (SECC) will stop issuing any new licenses for central counterparty for derivatives trading after issuing four licenses so far, saying it is optimal for a small market like Cambodia...
20th January 2017
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Golden FX Link (Cambodia)—the first financial firm licensed by Cambodia Securities and Exchange Commission of Cambodia (SECC) as a central counterparty for derivative trading—officially appointed ASKAP Asset Management as their second broker yesterday...
19th January 2017
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Today, the CSX index advanced another 0.22%, closing up for a third day straight to 372.2 pts, as GTI shares rallied 4.47%. While PPAP and PPSP shares remained unchanged, PPWSA shares dropped 1.87%. This morning, only 7,277 shares changed hands...
18th January 2017
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Sweet and juicy mangoes grown in Cambodia have been looking for a more direct path to top Asian markets including China, South Korea, and Japan, as until now mangoes have been exported through Thai and Vietnamese brokers...
17th January 2017
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Tax collection revenue grew by 15% YoY to $1.49bn in 2016, according to newly released data from the General Department of Taxation (GDT). Anthony Galliano, CEO of Cambodian Investment Management, said that progressive changes to Cambodia’s tax system...
16th January 2017
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The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) released its review of 2016 and outlook for 2017 this week, highlighting robust growth for both the economy and banking sector for 2016. It expects this to carry forward to 2017...
13th January 2017
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Today, the CSX index closed 1.15% lower than yesterday to 368.0 pts, driven by losses for PPWSA, GTI, and PPSP shares. This morning, only 3,832 shares changed hands...
13th January 2017
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Cambodia’s economy has strong growth prospects for the next several years despite global uncertainty related to political shifts in the West and a continued Chinese economic slowdown, according to the...
12th January 2017
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The ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) cost Cambodia $150mn in lost tariff revenue last year, with the losses projected to increase further in the coming years as the Kingdom phases out tariffs on goods originating within...
12th January 2017
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Orders for Cambodian moto-remorques, the decorated motorcycle-drawn carriages known as “tuk-tuks”, are drying up as drivers switch to its more nimble and fuel-efficient Indian cousin, a three-wheeled vehicle that shares its name, makers said...
11th January 2017
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