The total traded shares on the Bourse was up 20% on the month in July, to 913 million lei.
Swiss Capital had a 29% market share in July, with RON532.5 million transactions, up RON237.5 million from June.
Czech Wood & Company Financial Services ranked second, with a
18% market share in July, and traded shares worth RON327.9 million, up 16% from a month before.
Swiss Capital and Wood & Company Financial Services rank first two positions in January to July, at small distance one from the other.
Raiffeisen Bank ranked third by traded shares in July, up 77% from June, to RON315 million.
Among the total 40 brokerage companies registered on the Bucharest Bourse, Credit Europe Bank and Interdealer Capital Invest have not traded any shares or had an insignificant traded volume in July, according to the bourse data.
Financial Supervisory Authority ASF suspended Interdealer’s authorization in April, while Credit Europe said last week it will withdraw from the brokerage activity.
(English version by Manuela Panescu)