The Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges was established in 1995 on the initiative and under the auspices of one of the most developed and advanced stock exchanges in the region - Istanbul . The Moldovan Stock Exchange in 1995 became one of the founders of FEAS . [1] To date, the number of FEAS members is approaching 35. The goal of the federation is to: develop the capital markets of its member countries in terms of improving the organizational structure, solving problems of regulation and self-regulation of the mechanism for brokers and dealers, and organizing effective monitoring. The head office of the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges was transferred from Istanbul to the Armenian capital Yerevan. The decision was taken unanimously at the FEAS General Assembly in Tehran on May 16, 2017. Since the founding of FEAS in 1995, the organization’s head office has operated in Istanbul.
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Members
- Armenia - Armenian Stock Exchange , Central Depository of Armenia
- Belarus - Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange
- Bulgaria - Bulgarian Stock Exchange - Sofia
- Croatia - Zagreb Stock Exchange
- Egypt - Egyptian Exchange , Misr Clearing, Settlement and Central Depository
- Iran - Tehran Stock Exchange , Tehran Stock Exchange Services Company , Central Securities Depository of Iran
- Iraq - Iraq Stock Exchange
- Jordan - Amman Stock Exchange , Securities Depository Center (Jordan)
- Kazakhstan - Kazakhstan Stock Exchange
- Romania - Bucharest Stock Exchange
- Serbia - Belgrade Stock Exchange
- Uzbekistan - Republican Stock Exchange "Toshkent"
- UAE - Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange
See also
- List of European Stock Exchanges
- List of stock exchanges
- Ukrainian Stock Exchange
Notes
- ↑ Overview FEAS Archived October 6, 2009.