In many respects, global financial markets call for close political coordination on a global scale. Insofar as differences in our respective financial systems mean that the United States and Europe pursue different paths in regulation, it is nevertheless vital to monitor experiences abroad closely.
The Maldivian economy continues its rapid transformation, undoubtedly the financial sector plays an important role in the development activities of the country, and to support this transformation, we need financial sector to be more efficient, competitive and dynamic; with abundant opportunities that are accessible to individuals as well as new investments.