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Reviving the Philippine Stock Market Lessons from OECD Report

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI) has been stuck in a rut, despite being one of the earliest economies to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. As the PSEI is on track for its fifth annual loss, it's essential to understand what went wrong and how we can revive the market.

The OECD Report A Wake-Up Call

In 2022, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published a report highlighting the key factors contributing to the Philippine stock market's underperformance. The report identified three main areas of concern that require attention

1. Low Investor Confidence The lack of transparency, poor corporate governance, and limited access to financial information have eroded investor confidence in the PSEI.
2. Insufficient Regulatory Framework The Philippine Securities Regulation Commission (PSRC) needs more resources and expertise to effectively regulate the market.
3. Inadequate Investor Education Investors need education and awareness campaigns to promote a culture of saving and investing.

Unlocking the Potential

To revitalize the Philippine stock market, we must address these key areas of concern

1. Increase Transparency Encourage companies to disclose more financial information, ensuring investors have access to reliable data.
2. Strengthen Regulatory Framework Provide the PSRC with the necessary resources and expertise to effectively regulate the market.
3. Promote Investor Education Launch nationwide awareness campaigns to promote a culture of saving and investing.

By addressing these issues, we can unlock the potential of the Philippine stock market and drive growth.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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