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Post by radovic on Dec 21, 2007 16:14:02 GMT -5
Ex-Yugo Stock Market Deal Signed Email a friend Save article Print article Increase text size Decrease text size20 December 2007 Skopje _ The heads of the Macedonian, Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian stock exchanges have signed a partnership agreement to help them attract more foreign investors to the Balkan region.
The one-year memorandum, signed in Skopje on Thursday, envisages launching common regional benchmarking indices in 2008 that will follow the general price movements on all participating national stock markets by promoting regional financial instruments.
It also envisages “joint presentation of Balkan values” to future investors, as the head of the Macedonian stock exchange, Ivan Steriev, explained to the media.
The stock exchanges plan to attract financial attention by organizing a regional international investment conference next year along with publishing a regional magazine and launching a joint web site.
The executives meeting in Skopje announced that they would be inviting the remaining four stock markets from the former communist-era federal Yugoslavia to join them.
Two of these markets operate in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the remaining two are in Montenegro.
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Post by rex362 on Dec 21, 2007 17:57:36 GMT -5
I imagine others will join it as soon as Kosova gets its rightful Independence
oooooHHAAAAAA !
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Post by radovic on Dec 22, 2007 0:50:38 GMT -5
I imagine others will join it as soon as Kosova gets its rightful Independence oooooHHAAAAAA ! Except there is no stock market in Kosovo.
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Post by vinjak on Jan 2, 2008 16:50:52 GMT -5
Except there is no stock market in Kosovo.
LOL
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Post by Fender on Jan 3, 2008 4:08:27 GMT -5
Ex-Yugo Stock Market Deal Signed Email a friend Save article Print article Increase text size Decrease text size20 December 2007 Skopje _ The heads of the Macedonian, Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian stock exchanges have signed a partnership agreement to help them attract more foreign investors to the Balkan region. The one-year memorandum, signed in Skopje on Thursday, envisages launching common regional benchmarking indices in 2008 that will follow the general price movements on all participating national stock markets by promoting regional financial instruments. It also envisages “joint presentation of Balkan values” to future investors, as the head of the Macedonian stock exchange, Ivan Steriev, explained to the media. The stock exchanges plan to attract financial attention by organizing a regional international investment conference next year along with publishing a regional magazine and launching a joint web site. The executives meeting in Skopje announced that they would be inviting the remaining four stock markets from the former communist-era federal Yugoslavia to join them. Two of these markets operate in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the remaining two are in Montenegro. The old saying " The More Change, The More They Stay The Same" is portrayed perfectly with this article. Even Slovenia who has been captured by the EU, can no longer rely on the EU for its prosperity. Oh and before I forget rex oooooOOHHAAAAAAA. ;D You were well and truly scalped on that remark. ;D
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Post by Anthologic on Jan 9, 2008 2:33:26 GMT -5
I was thinking of writing a business plan for setting up a balkan stock exchange.... however I don't own a business that would profit from it, so it would just be a huge waste of time .
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