The annual general meeting of the Asian Secondary Mortgage Market Association (ASMMA) will be held on 9 June 2026. Approximately 40 officials from member countries, including Mongolia, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Uzbekistan, are expected to participate.
Today, many countries around the world face similar challenges, including rapid urbanization and growing demand for housing. As a result, the need to establish long-term and sustainable sources of financing has become increasingly important. At the same time, emerging trends such as climate change, the green transition, and energy efficiency are creating new requirements for the housing finance sector.
In this context, the experience of one country can help accelerate the development of another. Therefore, ASMMA's core value lies not only in the exchange of information, but also in fostering collective development among member countries, promoting knowledge sharing, and creating new opportunities for cooperation.
MIK HFC LLC was one of the founding members of ASMMA, which now brings together organizations from ten Asian countries. Mr. B. Gantulga, Chief Executive Officer of MIK HFC LLC, serves as Chairman of ASMMA for the 2025–2026 term.
Originally established as a platform for housing finance institutions to exchange experiences, ASMMA has evolved into a broader regional cooperation platform with significant strategic importance. Today, it provides a forum for member institutions to share best practices, discuss new products, innovative solutions, and policy developments, and collectively advance housing finance systems to the next stage of development.
As the chairing country, Mongolia is placing particular emphasis this year on expanding ASMMA's activities, strengthening cooperation among members, and broadening its membership base. The association seeks to promote closer collaboration among regional housing finance institutions, facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and support the development of capital markets and long-term financing mechanisms.
Representatives of ASMMA member institutions will also participate in the Housing Finance Forum, which aims to bring together stakeholders from Mongolia's financial sector, policymakers, investors, and international organizations to discuss global trends and international best practices in housing finance.
The annual general meeting of the Asian Secondary Mortgage Market Association (ASMMA) will be held on 9 June 2026. Approximately 40 officials from member countries, including Mongolia, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Uzbekistan, are expected to participate.
Today, many countries around the world face similar challenges, including rapid urbanization and growing demand for housing. As a result, the need to establish long-term and sustainable sources of financing has become increasingly important. At the same time, emerging trends such as climate change, the green transition, and energy efficiency are creating new requirements for the housing finance sector.
In this context, the experience of one country can help accelerate the development of another. Therefore, ASMMA's core value lies not only in the exchange of information, but also in fostering collective development among member countries, promoting knowledge sharing, and creating new opportunities for cooperation.
MIK HFC LLC was one of the founding members of ASMMA, which now brings together organizations from ten Asian countries. Mr. B. Gantulga, Chief Executive Officer of MIK HFC LLC, serves as Chairman of ASMMA for the 2025–2026 term.
Originally established as a platform for housing finance institutions to exchange experiences, ASMMA has evolved into a broader regional cooperation platform with significant strategic importance. Today, it provides a forum for member institutions to share best practices, discuss new products, innovative solutions, and policy developments, and collectively advance housing finance systems to the next stage of development.
As the chairing country, Mongolia is placing particular emphasis this year on expanding ASMMA's activities, strengthening cooperation among members, and broadening its membership base. The association seeks to promote closer collaboration among regional housing finance institutions, facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and support the development of capital markets and long-term financing mechanisms.
Representatives of ASMMA member institutions will also participate in the Housing Finance Forum, which aims to bring together stakeholders from Mongolia's financial sector, policymakers, investors, and international organizations to discuss global trends and international best practices in housing finance.
