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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2012

Capital Markets: New Bylaws

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On 7 May 2012 new Belgrade Stock Exchange bylaws came into force.

SerbiaFinance and Banking
Miljan Mimić
Miljan Mimić
Vojimir Kurtić
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Belgrade Stock Exchange

On 7 May 2012 new Belgrade Stock Exchange bylaws came into force. The new rules were adopted in order to align the operation of the Belgrade Stock Exchange ("Belex") with the Capital Markets Act [Zakon o tr~iatu kapitala] ("CMA") and the Companies Act [Zakon o privrednim druatvima] ("CA"). All principal Belex governing acts have been either superseded or amended, and the following adopted:

(i) Decision on Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation [Odluka o izmenama i dopunama Ugovora o organizovanju]

(ii) Statute [Statut]

(iii) Operating Rules [Pravila poslovanja]

(iv) Listing Rulebook [Pravilnik o listingu]

(v) Tariff Rulebook [Pravilnik o tarifi]

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