Education:
Experience:
2024-present, Pretium Advocates LLC
2020-2024, Golomt Bank
2016-2020, Administrative Court of Appeals
Education:
Experience:
2024-present, Unet Asset Management,
2018-2024, Golomt Bank,
2016-2018, Golomt Bank
2012-2013, Golomt Bank,
2011-2012, Golomt Bank
Education:
University of Humanities – Business Administration, Bachelor
Experience:
2024-present, Unet Financial Group
2021-2024, Golomt Bank
2017-2021, Golomt Bank
2015-2017, Golomt Bank
2012-2015, Golomt Bank,
2007-2012, Golomt Bank,
Education:
Experience:
2024-present, Unet Asset Management,
2018-2024, Golomt Bank,
2016-2018, Golomt Bank
2012-2013, Golomt Bank,
2011-2012, Golomt Bank
The American Chamber of Commerce Mongolia (AmCham Mongolia) organized a discussion titled “Mongolia 2025 and the Medium-Term Economic Outlook” on January 28, 2025.
The first discussion of AmCham Mongolia in 2025 featured panelists including Members of Parliament D. Enkhtuvshin and B. Munkhsoyol, D. Badral, Chairman of Unet Financial Group, and B. Lkhagshmi, Director of the Economic Policy and Competitiveness Research Center and economist. The discussion was moderated by B. Battushig, Vice Chairman of the AmCham Mongolia Board.
The panel examined the economic outlook for 2025 and the medium term, discussing the key challenges and exchanging views on how to overcome them.
D. Badral, Chairman of Unet Financial Group, stated:
“For 2025, especially in terms of investment, the outlook appears more favorable compared to previous years, with improved opportunities and conditions. To fully realize the benefits of economic growth, businesses and budget managers need to be more careful with operational expenses.”
He also emphasized, “This year should be a year of responsible work.” Although the government approved a deficit-free 2025 budget, significant financing is still needed to successfully launch mega projects.
Therefore, he highlighted that Mongolia must focus on restoring investor confidence and improving the business environment by continuously enhancing the legal framework, increasing transparency in dispute resolution, and ensuring policy coherence.
