The Securities Commission of the Republic of Serbia has signed a Cooperation Agreement with the Faculty of Law of Union University in Belgrade, a higher education institution with a tradition spanning more than twenty-five years, with the aim of developing and implementing joint educational and professional activities designed to bring topics related to the capital market, investment funds, financial instruments, and digital assets closer to students. The cooperation will include the involvement of students in various programs, lectures, workshops, professional conferences, and other activities aimed at acquiring practical knowledge and gaining a better understanding of the functioning of modern financial markets and the role of regulatory institutions.

Organized by the Securities Commission in cooperation with the OSCE Mission to Serbia, a workshop entitled “New Faces of Financial Crime – Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Proliferation in the Capital Market” was held on May 28, 2026, at the premises of the Commission. The workshop was opened by the Secretary of the Commission, Goran Kuprešanin, and Zoran Popović, representative of the OSCE Mission to Serbia. The aim of the workshop was to familiarize participants in the capital market and digital assets sector with modern forms of money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing, their criminal, economic, and regulatory consequences, as well as the role of the Securities Commission and entities under its supervision in preserving the integrity of the financial market.

Chairman of the Securities Commission, Marko Janković, participated in the conference "Business Law at a Crossroads: Regulatory and Market Challenges of the Modern Era", held as part of the 34th May Meetings, on the panel titled "Business and Human Rights: Between Ethics and Profitability." During the panel discussion, the Chairman of the Commission spoke about the importance of ethics and integrity in licensing procedures and the granting of approvals to capital market participants, as well as the role of the regulator in maintaining investor confidence and ensuring market stability.