Algiers Stock Exchange Set to Digitize Trading by Year-End
Algeria’s stock market is poised for a significant upgrade. The Commission for the Organization and Supervision of Stock Exchange Operations (COSOB) announced that electronic trading of stocks and bonds on the Bourse d’Alger is slated to launch before the end of December. This move is designed to boost transparency and speed up trade executions, representing a major step forward for the Algerian financial market within the context of digital transformation in Africa.
Modernization of the Algerian Financial Market
COSOB President Youcef Bouzenada stated that the national financial market is now “unified and ready” for this digital transformation. This readiness follows the establishment of a modern legal and regulatory framework. Bouzenada emphasized the crucial importance of the upcoming digitization of sales and purchase orders for stocks and bonds, describing it as a “critical step” in modernizing the market. The move highlights the broader trend of African nations embracing technology to improve financial infrastructure, streamlining processes and attracting investment. The shift to electronic trading aligns with international best practices and signals Algeria’s commitment to creating a more efficient and accessible financial ecosystem.
In conclusion, the digitization of trading on the Bourse d’Alger marks a pivotal moment for the Algerian financial sector. By leveraging technology, the stock exchange is aiming to achieve greater transparency, faster transactions, and a more robust marketplace, contributing to economic development in Algeria.
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