Alignment with international standards: NSSMC restructures its internal organization

The National Securities and Stock Market Commission launched a reorganization of its internal structure. The goal is to make the Commission more up-to-date, efficient, and bring it in line with leading international regulatory standards.

As part of these changes, the NSSMC is updating its operational model to eliminate overlapping functions, streamline internal processes, and speed up decision-making.

What exactly changes:

● the methodology section updated in line with key regulatory priorities;
● separate specialized units for registration and licensing established;
● document management and “Single Window” functions centralized;
● analytical functions integrated into specialized supervisory departments to enable a faster response to risks.

Cybersecurity became a separate area in the new structure — aimed at strengthening information security and resilience to cyber risks.

The NSSMC also streamlined its management structure by reducing the number of leadership positions and management levels. This will make the decision-making process more efficient and enhance individual accountability.

Overall, the reorganization is aimed at implementing the recommendations of international partners, streamlining internal processes, and improving coordination with all capital market participants.