Iran's Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) has announced a new stabilization package aimed at restoring investor confidence and improving market liquidity following the recent volatility in the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE). The TSE chief, in a press conference on Monday, outlined the key measures included in the package. One of the primary objectives is to enhance transparency and information disclosure by listed companies. The SEO will mandate stricter reporting requirements and impose penalties for non-compliance. This move is expected to provide investors with more accurate and timely data, enabling informed decision-making. Additionally, the package introduces measures to facilitate trading activities and reduce transaction costs. This includes lowering brokerage fees and streamlining settlement processes. The aim is to attract more retail investors and increase trading volumes, thereby improving market depth and liquidity. Furthermore, the SEO plans to introduce new financial instruments and investment vehicles, such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and real estate investment trusts (REITs). These diversified products are expected to cater to different risk appetites and provide investors with alternative investment opportunities. The stabilization package also addresses corporate governance concerns by strengthening regulations and oversight mechanisms. This includes enhancing board independence, improving auditing practices, and promoting ethical conduct within listed companies. While the details of the package are still being finalized, the TSE chief expressed confidence that these measures will restore investor trust and pave the way for a more robust and sustainable capital market in Iran.