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We help investors, give them additional tools: QCSD

Qatar Central Securities Depository CEO Sheikh Saif bin Abdullah Al-Thani at an event in Doha. (QNA)
  • The Qatar Central Securities Depository (QCSD) is working on the application of lending and borrowing to help investors in Qatar and give them additional options and tools
  • The first thing QCSD worked on was the movable funds register aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises to benefit from the tools, says its CEO Sheikh Saif Al-Thani

Doha, Qatar — The Qatar Central Securities Depository (QCSD) is working on the application of lending and borrowing to help investors in Qatar and give them additional options and tools, said its CEO Sheikh Saif bin Abdullah Al-Thani.

During the International Credit Rating Agencies Conference organized by the Qatar Association of Certified Public Accountants (QCPA), Sheikh Saif said that the first thing QCSD worked on was the movable funds register aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises to benefit from the tools, equipment, and goods they have to obtain financing to develop their business.

Also, he indicated that the QCSD has come a long way in preparing the central clearing, which will increase the volume of transparency in the market, reduce risks and give investors the ability to raise the rating of the market as a whole, stressing QCSD’s keenness to develop the applicable plan and strengthen it further during the next stage.

Sheikh Saif praised the state’s plan to achieve a distinguished renaissance in many sectors and several economic, social and cultural aspects, pointing to the development of financial markets under the supervision of the Qatar Central Bank, with the participation of various entities, led by QCSD, which worked to develop the facilities and tools used in the market and bring them to the levels necessary to achieve the planned goals.