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March 20, 2023

Trust Regulator Participates in Launch of Stage 4 Public Financial Management Reform

Background

On 20 March 2023, senior leadership of the Trust Regulator (TR), including Director General H.E. Sok Dara, Deputy Director General H.E. Ney Sakal, and officials from the Accounting and Finance Division, attended the Launching Ceremony of the Public Financial Management Reform Program Stage 4 (2023–2027), titled “Performance Accountability”. The ceremony was held at Sokha Phnom Penh Hotel under the high presidency of the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Scope of Application

The announcement relates to the national Public Financial Management Reform Program Stage 4 (2023–2027). The post specifies the participation of the Trust Regulator’s leadership and relevant finance and accounting officials, indicating the program’s relevance to institutions involved in public financial management and oversight, including the Trust Regulator.

Key Provisions or Decisions

The source content reports the formal launch of the Public Financial Management Reform Program Stage 4 (2023–2027) under the theme “Performance Accountability”. It notes the attendance of the Trust Regulator’s Director General, Deputy Director General, and departmental officials at the national launching ceremony. The post does not provide further detail on specific measures, instruments, or operational decisions adopted under Stage 4.

Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance

While the post does not describe concrete regulatory changes, the participation of the Trust Regulator’s leadership and finance officials in the launch of the Public Financial Management Reform Program Stage 4 signals institutional engagement with the government’s broader reforms in public financial management and performance accountability for 2023–2027. For stakeholders in Cambodia’s trust sector and related financial activities, this indicates that the Trust Regulator is aligning itself with national financial management reform initiatives, which may, over time, influence internal governance practices, reporting, and accountability frameworks within the trust regulatory environment.

Official Source

The information is drawn from an official communication by the Trust Regulator, published on its verified Facebook page. The post also directs readers to the Trust Regulator’s official website and social media channels for further updates on the trust sector:

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