The following government agencies will be involved in the development of Cambodia’s capital markets:

• The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), the country’s central bank, is the executing agency and coordinator for the Financial Sector Blueprint for 2001–2010, and is responsible for establishing and overseeing financial markets.
• The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) play significant roles in initiating key legislation, including the draft laws on commercial enterprises and government securities and non-government securities issuance and trading.
• The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) is the Government’s “one-stop service” organization for investment. CDC is the focal point for the promotion and facilitation of foreign and local investments.
• The National Accounting Council is the consultative body that will assist in enhancing and enforcing audit and accounting standards in Cambodia.

Other key participants include state commercial banks, private banks, and foreign bank representative offices.