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Romanians will be able to play, from September 21, on a stronger stock exchange, where they can make significant profits, starting from a few hundred lei.
And our entrepreneurs will have access to big financiers, that is, billions of euros of funds, from around the world, to help them grow.
Everything becomes possible with the transition of the capital market from us, to the state of an emerging market, a moment considered by experts as important as accession to the European Union.
Companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange now have access to investment funds 50 times richer than before. Specialists say that, in this way, our employers have an additional opportunity to obtain financing: they can sell their shares on the stock market to richer investors who until now did not even have Romania on their “radar”.
Răzvan Raț, manager of the brokerage company: “Investors buy those shares, the money goes into special capital that they use to finance investment projects.”
Radu Hanga, Chairman of BVB: “We have a new financial highway, which connects us to the world’s major financial centers, which means that Romanian companies, using BVB to finance themselves, have access to a much larger capital base available globally.”
Minister Florin Cîțu: “Now, the capital market is one click away from billions of euros ”.
The chances of winning are also increased for ordinary people, interested in playing the stock market.
Răzvan Raț, manager of the brokerage company: “An ordinary person, if he wants to become a stock investor, the first step would be to contact a broker to make a contract. After that, you can buy listed stocks, stocks, bonds, government securities. Even with 100 lei you can create an account, start trading. “
Adrian Tănase, CEO of BVB: “Any investor must make long and very long-term investments. Investments can be made directly, buying alone or indirectly, in an investment fund or in pension plans “.
Indirectly, 7 and a half million Romanians are already investors in the stock market. These are future retirees, that is, employees who now contribute to the mandatory, privately managed pension funds, pillar 2.
These funds invest money raised from employees, including publicly traded stocks, as well as government securities and bank deposits. The gains or losses of funds affect, of course, the money raised in the second pillar of pensions.
However, compared to last year, an average Pillar 2 pension account raised another 1,200 lei, up to 8,860 lei. With the development of our stock market, earnings could increase.
So far, 370 companies are listed on the stock market and the number of investors reaches 50,000.
