The FBA EAC Board of Directors Summarized the Results of 2025 and Approved Key Initiatives for 2026
The inaugural meeting of the FBA EAC Board of Directors was convened this year under the chairmanship of Alexander Murychev. The hybrid format facilitated participation by members from various countries, allowing for comprehensive discussion of the agenda items.
Upon reviewing the performance of 2025, the Board unanimously approved the following accounting documents:
- Report on the activities of the President and the Board of Directors.
- Executive Directorate report.
- Financial report on budget execution.
- Audit Commission report.
This endorsement reflects the governing body's positive assessment of the Association's operations for the past year.
Within the framework of strategic planning for 2026, the Board adopted several significant resolutions:
– The process for electing the FBA EAC Chief Executive Officer has commenced, given the expiration of the current head's term. Chairman Alexander Murychev will present the endorsed candidate for final approval at the General Meeting of Members.
– Approval was granted for the holding of the II Eurasian Financial and Economic Forum, scheduled for April 16-18, 2026 in Shanghai. The Executive Directorate has been tasked with expeditiously developing a detailed program for the forum, which will serve as a central platform for dialogue between business and financial institutions across Eurasia.
– The date for the General Meeting of FBA EAC Members has been set for March 20, 2026. Strategic developmental issues will be submitted for approval during this meeting.
Following the conclusion of the meeting, Alexander Murychev, Chairman of the FBA EAC Board of Directors, remarked, "The meeting was highly productive. We not only assessed the Association's sustained growth in 2025 but also established a foundation for work on major projects, with the Shanghai Forum being the most immediate. The active participation of colleagues from diverse countries underscores our shared commitment to enhancing practical economic cooperation within Eurasia."