He acknowledged fiscally conservative arguments that as a capital importing country with relatively high net foreign liabilities, there was some value in giving investors confidence about fiscal prudence.
Year on year however, share capital imported declined by 65.57%, and in the third quarter of 2015 shares accounted for 63.19 per cent of capital imported.
It should boost exports over time but, more immediately, it might have some impact on investment as both private and public companies would delay capital imports.