Dev’t of Capital Markets: Cameroon, CEMAC Entity Sign Cooperation Pact

The regional capital market authority – COSUMAF and the Financial Markets Commission of Cameroon have reached an agreement for information exchange and collaboration.

The Commission for the Supervision of the Financial Market of Central Africa (COSUMAF) and the Financial Markets Commission of Cameroon (CMF) will henceforth collaborate in their functioning.

A convention to promote cooperation and information exchange between both capital market authories was reached last Wednesday April 11, 2018, in Congo. While Nagoum Yamassoum, President of COSUMAF signed for the regional capital market authority, Jean Claude Ngbwa, President of Cameroon’s CMF penned on behalf of his country’s financial market institution.

The signing ceremony supervised by Gilbert Ondongo, Congolese Minister of State for Economy and Industry and President of the Steering Committee of Economic and Financial Reform Programme of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), took place at the Congolese Ministry of Economy, Industry and Public Portfolio in Brazzaville.

On hand, amongst others, were Prof. Daniel Ona Ondo, President of CEMAC Commission and Abbas Mahamat Tolli, Governor of the Bank of Central African States (BEAC). Going by an official communique sent to our newsroom, the binding convention will guide relations between both parties until the fusion of the regional and national financial markets.

In future, the CEMAC zone is expected to have a lone capital market authority in Libreville – Gabon and a single stock exchange market in Douala – Cameroon. Leaders of member countries of the sub-regional economic bloc had decided so during the Conference of Heads of State of CEMAC which took ...

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