The Montenegro Capital Market Authority participated in the annual OECD International Network on Financial Education technical assistance meeting in Yerevan, which focused on improving financial education policies and citizens’ financial resilience. Representatives from regulators, central banks and government ministries across 10 participating countries discussed preliminary OECD survey findings on adult financial literacy, inclusion and well-being, as well as national priorities and initiatives. The meeting addressed overindebtedness, responsible borrowing and the monitoring and evaluation of national financial literacy strategies. Participants also examined private and nonprofit sector involvement, implementation challenges and the use of social media to deliver financial education to different target groups.
Montenegro Capital Market Authority reviews financial education priorities at OECD meeting
The Montenegro Capital Market Authority participated in an OECD meeting on financial education policy and citizens’ financial resilience. Discussions covered financial literacy research, responsible borrowing, implementation of national strategies and the use of social media for financial education.