Over 95% of the value of transactions targeted stocks (RON4.25 billion and a market share of 28.57%).
Swiss Capital’s brokered deals saw a 14% decline to RON4.37 billion in 2012, compared to RON5.1 billion in 2011.
Swiss Capital also ranked first among Bucharest bourse brokers in December, with brokered deals worth RON249.1 million and a market share of 23.64%, followed by IFB Finwest, with brokered deals worth RON199.5 million and an 18.93% market share, and by BCR with deals worth RON55 million and a 5.22% market share.
In 2012, the three most active brokers on the segment of stocks were Swiss Capital (deals worth RON4.25 billion and a market share of 28.57%, ING Bank (deals worth RON1.54 billion and a market share of 10.39%) and UniCredit CAIB (deals worth RON1.14 billion and a market share of 7.7%).
The Bucharest-listed shares ended the last session of the year in green, and the bourse’s major stocks were up for the year after a significant fall in 2011.
Composite index BET-C gained just 6.28% in 2012, after an almost 16% drop last year. (EUR1=RON4,4287)