State regulation of the securities market does not eliminate risks for investors

The National Agency for Advanced Projects (NAPP) reminded that investors independently choose securities and assume the associated risks. For individuals, this means that the consequences of an investment decision depend on the selected instrument and do not transfer to the state.

Each investor makes the decision to invest funds independently. Therefore, the responsibility for the consequences of such a choice also lies with them, as stated in the NAPP announcement.

State regulation of the securities market establishes general rules for its operation. Additionally, it provides mechanisms for protecting the rights of market participants.

However, the presence of such rules does not mean that investments become risk-free. The state regulatory system governs the market's operation and protects the rights of its participants but does not eliminate the risk associated with the independent selection of securities.

NAPP recommends that investors independently assess potential risks and consequences of their decisions before investing. The Agency refers to Article 61 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On the Securities Market'.