The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market published a statement by Chair Ruslan Magomedov reviewing market activity and regulatory actions taken during the war, and identifying the opening of the market to broader participation through individual investment accounts as the next stage of development. The statement reported UAH 3.77 trillion of trading on organized markets over the past three years, including more than UAH 545 billion in hryvnia-denominated securities issues, and UAH 677 billion of trading on commodity exchanges over two years. It also cited measures to keep markets operating, strengthen the role of government bonds in budget financing, introduce new instruments such as credit and agricultural notes, enhance investor protection, and intensify international cooperation. Individual investment accounts were presented as the mechanism to widen access for Ukrainians to invest transparently and safely and as a channel for future financing needs, including reconstruction, but no implementation timeline was set out.
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market 2025-06-12
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market reports UAH 3.77 trillion in organized-market trading and flags individual investment accounts as the next reform
The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market, chaired by Ruslan Magomedov, reviewed market activity during the war, highlighting individual investment accounts to broaden participation. Over three years, UAH 3.77 trillion was traded, with significant activity in hryvnia-denominated securities and commodity exchanges. The statement emphasized maintaining market operations, bolstering government bonds, introducing new financial instruments, and enhancing investor protection and international cooperation.