Romania’s Finance Ministry is considering selling government securities to the population, provided it can reach a satisfactory agreement with the Bucharest Stock Exchange and the Financial Supervisory Authority over the relevant fees, the Treasury Department said Thursday.
“We are working with the stock exchange and the financial regulator to issue a retail bond in Bucharest,” said Stefan Nanu, head of Treasury.
“It all depends on how much they are willing to cut their commissions.”
The ministry last borrowed money from population in 2005.
