The CMB has entered into collaborative arrangements with foreign regulatory and supervisory authorities and still continues its efforts to sign Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) concerning the cooperation and sharing of information with foreign counterparts. The lists of bilateral agreements on information sharing and cooperation and bilateral MoUs concerning the cooperation and the exchange of information for the supervision of Alternative Investment Fund Managers signed by the CMB until now are provided in the tables below.

The MoUs contained in the first table aim at the development of information sharing and technical cooperation between the authorities. The purpose of these MoUs are investor protection, increasing market integrity and reliability and the development of capital markets through experience sharing, technical cooperation and support programs.

The bilateral MoUs in the second table below meet one of the conditions regulated in the Directive 2011/61/EU on Alternative Investment Fund Managers dated 8 June 2011 which requires that MoUs are entered into between the EU and non-EU authorities in order to allow alternative investment fund managers from non-EU countries to perform management and marketing to the professional investors of the EU alternative investment funds such as real estate funds, hedge funds and venture capital investment funds. It is aimed that these MoUs will contribute to the protection of investors through increasing cooperation on supervision of funds that carry out cross border transactions. 
 
Bilateral agreements signed by the CMB

	Country	Institution	Date
1.	United Kingdom	Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) HM Treasury Financial Services Authority London Stock Exchange	October 2012   August 1999
2.	France	Commission des Opérations de Bourse  (Autorité des Marchés Financières)	May 2000
3.	Germany	BAWe (BaFin)	May 2000
4.	Sweden	Finansinspektionen	June 2001
5.	Italy	Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa	June 2001
6.	USA	Commodity Futures Trading Commission	June 2001
7.	Australia	Australian Securities and Investment Commission	June 2001
8.	Portugal	Comissão do Mercado de Valores Mobiliários	July 2001
9.	Greece	Hellenic Capital Markets Commission	October 2001
10.	Malta	Malta Stock Exchange	June 2001
		Malta Financial Services Center (Malta Financial Services Authority)	April 2002
11.	Albania	Albanian Securities Commission	September 2003
12.	Rumania	Romanian National Securities Commission	October 2003
13.	Bulgaria	Financial Supervision Commission	December 2004
14.	Macedonia	Securities and Exchange Commission	April 2005
15.	Croatia	Croatian Securities Commission	April 2005
16.	Netherlands	The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets	June 2005
17.	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Securities Commission of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina	October 2005
		Republic of Srpska Securities Commission
18.	United Arab Emirates	Dubai Financial Services Authority	November 2005
19.	Montenegro	Securities Commission of the Republic of Montenegro	February 2006
20.	Israel	Israel Securities Authority	February 2006
21.	Taiwan	Financial Supervision Commission	June 2006
22.	China	China Securities Regulatory Commission	November 2006
23.	Syria	Syrian Commission on Financial Markets and Securities	January 2008
24.	Russia	Federal Financial Markets Service of Russia	August 2009
25.	Malaysia	Securities Commission	April 2010
26.	Azerbaijan	State Committee for Securities Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan	July 2010 April 2021
27.	United Arab Emirates	Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority	October 2010
28.	Kyrgyz Republic	The State Service for Financial market Supervision and Regulation under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (SSFSR)	February 2011
29.	Pakistan	Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan	September 2011
30.	South Korea	The Financial Services Commission of the Republic of Korea	November 2011
31.	Tunisia	Conseil du Marché Financier	September 2012
32.	Turkmenistan	Ministry of Finance	May 2013
33.	Qatar	Qatar Financial Markets Authority Qatar Financial Center Regulatory Authority	November 2014 January 2021
34.	Ukraine	State Commission for Securities and Stock Market of Ukraine	March 2015
35.	Brunei Darusselam	Monetary Authority of Brunei Darusselam	November 2015
36.	Astana	Astana Financial Services Authority	March 2019

 
Bilateral MoUs signed by the CMB concerning the cooperation and the exchange of information for the supervision of Alternative Investment Fund Managers

	Country	Institution	Date
1.	Czech Republic	Czech National Bank	August 2013
2.	Denmark	Finanstilsynet	August 2013
3.	Greece	Hellenic Capital Markets Commission	August 2013
4.	Hungary	Penzügyi Szervezetek Allami Felügyelete	August 2013
5.	Italy	Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa	August 2013
6.	Latvia	Finansu un Kapitala Tirgus Komisija	August 2013
7.	Lithuania	Bank of Lithuania	August 2013
8.	Luxembourg	Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier	August 2013
9.	Malta	Malta Financial Services Authority	August 2013
10.	Romania	Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority	August 2013
11.	Sweden	Finansinspektionen	August 2013
12.	Netherlands	The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets	August 2013
13.	United Kingdom	Financial Conduct Authority	August 2013
14.	Iceland	Fjármálaeftirlitið	August 2013
15.	Lihtenstein	Finanzmarktaufsicht	August 2013
16.	Norway	Finanstilsynet	August 2013
17.	Bulgaria	Financial Supervision Commission	November 2013
18.	Slovakia	National Bank of Slovakia	January 2014