Serbia's Ministry of Finance announced that the Belgrade Stock Exchange, the Securities Commission and the Central Registry of Securities have started operating from a newly built building in Belgrade’s Prokop area, bringing the three core capital-market institutions together for the first time to support faster, more coordinated operations. The visit included meetings with representatives of the Athens Stock Exchange and the Euronext Group, including a video discussion with Athens Exchange Group Chief Executive Officer Janos Kontopoulos, as Serbia looks to deepen cooperation and attract investors. The ministry also framed the relocation as part of building a financial district around Prokop and broader capital-market development, pointing to around EUR 42 billion of household and corporate savings deposited in Serbian banks and growth in investment fund assets from about EUR 300 million in 2019 to about EUR 2.2 billion, alongside planned emphasis on technology and investor education.
Ministry of Finance (Serbia) 2026-01-27
Serbia's Ministry of Finance marks shared headquarters for the Belgrade Stock Exchange, Securities Commission and Central Registry of Securities
Serbia's Ministry of Finance announced the relocation of the Belgrade Stock Exchange, the Securities Commission, and the Central Registry of Securities to a new building in Belgrade's Prokop area to enhance coordination. This move is part of a broader strategy to develop a financial district and deepen capital-market cooperation, with a focus on technology and investor education.