Capital Market Stabilization Fund
@cmsfbd.org
Capital Market Stabilization Fund (CMSF) has been established by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) under the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (Capital Market Stabilization Fund) Rules, 2021. As per the Rule, CMSF acts as a custodian of cash and stocks in favor of the investors as received by transferring unclaimed and undistributed cash or stock dividend, non-refunded public subscription money, and un-allotted rights shares from the issuer of listed securities. Cash or stock deposited in the fund will be paid or settled on due claims by the shareholders or investors at any time. The CMSF will be utilized to stabilize the capital market ensuring liquidity to the market by buying and selling listed securities, making investments in other securities, providing loans to market intermediaries, lending and borrowing of listed securities, and settlement of investors' claims.
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Capital Market Stabilization Fund's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#154682
Chathams Blue
21, 70, 130
213, 72, 30
84, 46, 0, 49
#67B168
Fern
103, 177, 104
121, 32, 55
42, 0, 41, 31
#008D46
Fun Green
0, 141, 70
150, 100, 28
100, 0, 50, 45
About Capital Market Stabilization Fund
Capital Market Stabilization Fund (CMSF) is an organization established by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) to provide stability and liquidity to the capital market. CMSF acts as a custodian of undistributed cash and stock dividends, non-refunded public subscription money, and un-allotted rights shares from the Issuer of listed securities. Shareholders and investors can claim their cash and stocks from the fund at any time.
CMSF utilizes its resources to stabilize the market by buying and selling listed securities, making investments in other securities, providing loans to market intermediaries, and settling investors' claims. The fund follows a specific ratio for the use of its cash balance, including direct buying and selling of securities, providing loans to market intermediaries, and investing in other securities like fixed deposits, government securities, fixed income securities, and mutual funds. The fund is managed by a Board of Governors (BOG), which consists of eleven members, including the Chairman appointed by the Commission and representatives from stock exchanges, depository companies, and professional associations.
The BOG oversees various management committees to ensure the smooth operation and accountability of the fund. Overall, CMSF plays a crucial role in maintaining a stable and liquid capital market in Bangladesh