WSE becomes a shareholder in Sibiu Monetary Financial and Commodities Exchange

12 Oct 2007 email

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Warsaw Stock Exchange has became a shareholder in the Romanian monetary and derivatives exchange Bursa Monetar Financiara si de Marfuri in Sibiu (BMFMS).

Teodor Ancuta, chairman of BMFMS, said that he believes the partnership will allow the Romanian exchange to fulfil its ambitions. “We were looking for and we found a reliable partner that could help us to expand our activities,” said Ancuta. “We hope that together with the WSE we will succeed in building an important institution for the regional financial environment,” he added. Ancuta insists that the deal represents a turning point for the Romanian economy.

"Some market participants are worried that these proposals will constrain liquidity and make it harder for firms to hedge themselves effectively with OTC derivatives."

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