In a message marking the 30th anniversary of the Commission and Ukraine’s stock market, the Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market’s chair, Ruslan Magomedov, reviewed recent market activity and outlined measures taken during the war, while pointing to individual investment accounts as the next step to broaden retail access. The statement cited trading on organized markets of UAH 3.77 trillion over the past three years, including more than UAH 545 billion in hryvnia-denominated securities issues, and UAH 677 billion traded on commodity exchanges over two years. It also highlighted actions to preserve market functioning, strengthen the role of government bonds in budget financing, introduce credit and agricultural notes, enhance investor protection, and intensify international cooperation. Looking ahead, the Commission framed the rollout of individual investment accounts as a mechanism intended to open market participation more widely, enabling individuals to invest through a transparent and secure channel.
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market 2025-06-12
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market marks 30th anniversary and signals move toward individual investment accounts
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market Chair Ruslan Magomedov marked the Commission's 30th anniversary by reviewing recent market activity and wartime measures, highlighting UAH 3.77 trillion in organized market trading over three years. Key initiatives include enhancing government bond roles, introducing credit and agricultural notes, and boosting investor protection. The Commission plans to broaden retail access via individual investment accounts.