First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali today visited the newly constructed building where the Belgrade Stock Exchange, the Securities Commission and the Central Securities Depository and Clearing House have for the first time started operating under one roof, enabling improved communication and more efficient work.
Q:
A:
Key capital market institutions start operating in single building
Belgrade,
21 January 2026
Mali visited these institutions together with representatives of the Athens Stock Exchange and the Euronext Group, with whom he had previously met.
During the meeting, the First Deputy Prime Minister also spoke, via video link, with the CEO and a member of the Board of Directors of the Athens Exchange Group, Yianos Kontopoulos.
After touring the institutions, Mali emphasised that the integration of their operations is a clear signal to everyone, and above all to investors in Serbian securities, in companies listed on the stock exchange, that the country is ready for even faster growth and development.
According to him, at this moment, approximately €42 billion in individual and corporate deposits are held in Serbian banks, providing them with liquidity, whereas there are companies seeking capital and sources of financing other than commercial bank lending.
The First Deputy Prime Minister pointed out the importance of the visit by the delegation from the Euronext Group, which is the largest pan-European stock exchange operator, managing capital markets in eight European countries, with headquarters in Amsterdam, and represents a key pillar of the European financial infrastructure.
Mali underlined that one of the pillars of Serbia’s further accelerated development is precisely the development of the capital market, recalling that in 2019, investment funds in Serbia managed around €300 million, and that today that amount is around €2.2 billion, which represents huge progress.
-
Author: Tanjug/Miloš Milivojević -
Author: Tanjug/Miloš Milivojević -
Author: Tanjug/Miloš Milivojević
-
Belgrade/Davos, 20 January 2026Serbia, Belgrade to be best possible Expo hosts
-
Belgrade, 19 January 2026State of emergency lifted in Majdanpek, Mali Zvornik, Lučani, Ivanjica
-
Belgrade, 10 January 2026Just over 22,000 consumers in Serbia currently without electricity
-
Belgrade, 8 January 2026E-Delivery Note, e-Sick Leave systems working well
-
Belgrade, 31 December 2025First Deputy Prime Minister wishes happy New Year to Serbian citizens
-
Belgrade, 31 December 2025Dačić sends New Year greetings to Serbian citizens
-
Belgrade, 30 December 2025Government committed to creating favourable business environment
-
Belgrade, 23 December 2025Liaison officers important factor in fight against crime
-
Belgrade, 22 December 2025Attracting investments by creating stable business environment
-
Belgrade/Niamey, 19 December 2025Strengthening cooperation with Niger in areas of mutual interest