DHAKA, Oct 26, 2025 (BSS) - A four-member delegation from the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan Limited (RSEBL) concluded a visit to the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) this week, aimed at gathering insights into the operations and management structure of a modern stock exchange.

The three-day working visit began on October 21 and included key officials from RSEBL Khandu Wangmo, Miss Dorji Zangmo, Jangchuk Wangdi, and Miss Pema Yangchen, a press release said today. 

The delegation was supported throughout their visit by Nur-e Hafsa, Manager of the DSE Company Affairs Department.

Upon welcoming the delegation, Mohammad Asadur Rahman, the Chief Operating Officer and Acting Managing Director of DSE, emphasized the significant potential for development within the region's peer economies—Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, and Bhutan. 

He noted that mutual cooperation in technology and market development could greatly enhance market structure and technological capabilities across these nations.

Asadur Rahman highlighted DSE’s ongoing efforts to expand beyond its current equity-based capital market by focusing on technology transfer and including Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) on dedicated platforms such as SME and ATB. 

These initiatives are designed to foster partnerships between entrepreneurs and technology, which is crucial for the growth of the capital market, he added.

RSEBL team expressed sincere gratitude to the DSE at the conclusion of their three-day tour. They characterized the visit as highly informative, enriching and experiential, stating it offered them a direct concept of a modern stock exchange’s functional, managerial, and operational structure.

The delegates noted that the presentations from the various DSE departments were insightful and knowledgeable, providing them with valuable insight into Bangladesh's trading processes, clearing and settlement system, market surveillance structure, and applicable regulatory frameworks.

During their trip, the delegation also visited several brokerage houses, allowing them to observe client services, trading processes, and the practical application of technological capabilities within the Bangladeshi market context.

Both institutions expressed optimism regarding future cooperation. The RSEBL delegation noted that this exchange of knowledge and experience would strengthen the mutual relationship and expressed interest in maintaining the collaborative connection, utilizing DSE’s development experience for RSEBL's own progress.

In his concluding remarks, Mohammad Asadur Rahman thanked the delegation and confirmed that DSE is keen to assist the RSEBL in its overall development through technical assistance and the sharing of experience. 

He expressed confidence that this cooperation will persist and contribute significantly to the advancement and development of the capital markets in both countries.