Standard & Poor's, one of the leading global credit rating agencies, has upgraded Serbia's rating to investment grade. This means that Serbia now has greater credibility with international investors, which could lead to lower borrowing interest rates and easier access to foreign investments.

The Chairman of the Securities Commission, Marko Janković, participated in the International Conference on Financial Markets in Montenegro, held from September 24 to 25, 2024. He took part in the panel discussion titled "The Capital Market Development Strategy in the Adria Region," alongside representatives from other financial regulatory bodies such as the Capital Market Authority of Montenegro, HANFA, the Security and exchange Commission of the Republic of North Macedonia, and the Albanian Financial Supervision Authority.

The Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering has published three new reports aimed at enhancing knowledge in the public and private sectors in the fight against terrorist financing and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. These publications represent a significant contribution to a better understanding of the risks and threats arising from these activities and provide important guidelines for the application of legal provisions in this area.