
The Kyrgyz Stock Exchange (KFB) has announced the modernization of its IT infrastructure with the support of the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) and the implementation of Quik software. This was reported by the exchange's press service. Talant Omuraliev, Chairman of the Board of Directors of KFB, noted that the main goal of the exchange for 2026 is significant technological renewal.
“Our task is to create a modern ecosystem in which exchange instruments will be available to every citizen through mobile applications. This, in turn, will increase the investment attractiveness of the entire financial sector of the country,” he added.
Aida Chodulova, Acting Director of KFB, emphasized that the exchange plays an important role in the economy: companies find the necessary investments here, individual investors find reliable ways to long-term increase their savings, and the state receives an effective tool for financing strategically important projects and ensuring sustainable development.
In 2026, KFB plans to activate currency and commodity markets, as well as launch new initiatives in the field of precious metals.