Ivan Leposavic announced that he will resign from the position of executive director of the Belgrade Stock Exchange, "where he had the honor to work for the past year".
Another director Belgrade Stock Exchange he announced his departure on the social network LinkedIn, less than a year after he spent at the head of this organization. Ivan Leposavic announced that he will resign from the position of executive director of the Belgrade Stock Exchange, "where he had the honor to work for the past year". The resignation takes place shortly after the decision was made to launch the capital market with trading - precisely on the stock exchange.
Siniša Krneta, his predecessor, announced in July 2023 that he was retiring from the position of executive director, where he spent eight years. He also shared his decision on the same social network.
In his announcement today, Leposavic stated that this experience was "extremely valuable and inspiring" for him, and that he is proud of the results achieved. He took office on September 1, 2023, which means that his "mandate" lasted less than a year.
"I made this decision in light of new professional challenges and opportunities that I plan to dedicate myself to in the coming period." I want to express my gratitude for the trust shown and the opportunity to contribute to positive changes at the Stock Exchange in this role. In this regard, I am convinced of the bright future of the Belgrade Stock Exchange and believe that it will continue to develop and become a key point in the development of the capital market," Leposavic stated in the announcement.
The resignation comes at a moment that may be inconvenient for the stock market in Belgrade, because the Ministry of Finance, together with the World Bank, recently launched a project to try to develop the capital market in Serbia, and trading has just been announced to take place through the Belgrade Stock Exchange.
For now, in addition to the announced MREL bank bonds whose trading started recently, corporate and IJP bonds, as well as a number of other instruments, have been announced with the start of the market this year.
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