Belgrade Stock Exchange

The Belgrade Stock Exchange is an intricate part of Serbia Economy.Established in the year 1894, the Belgrade Stock Exchange was the economic center of the country of Serbia. Its functioning was unfortunately interrupted in the year 1941 during the second world war and the office was officially closed in the year 1953. It was later renamed after being re-established in the year 1989. It was called the Yugoslav Capital Market. The Stock exchange in Belgrade later gained back its name and was called the Belgrade Stock Exchange.

The Belgrade Stock Exchange dealt with shares, bonds, foreign currencies and commodities. The need for a Stock Exchange in Serbia came into being with the advent of capitalism and globalization, which needed Serbia to join the capital global market. This was the only medium through which the country could make a mark in the global market scenario.
The functioning body of the Belgrade Stock exchange comprises of twenty members, which includes five banks and fifteen dealers or brokers. Each of the active members of the Belgrade Stock Exchange are entitled to enjoy equal rights.

Some of the rights that the Belgrade Stock Exchange members are entitled to enjoy are:

Participation through personalized brokers during trading sessions organized by the Belgrade Stock Exchange.

• The members of the Stock Exchange in Serbia have the right to have all the informations, which might be relevant for trading at the Stock Exchange.
• The members are also entitled to endorse into transactions through the facilities provided by the Belgrade Stock Exchange, but that has to be in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Stock Exchange.