Marko Janković, president of the Securities Commission, announced that investment funds in Serbia managed more than €2 billion by the end of August 2025. Mutual funds account for €1.89 billion, while alternative investment funds hold €142.7 million.
Presenting the Commission’s 2024 report to the Serbian parliament’s finance committee, Janković noted that the capital market has recovered, with 40 investment funds now active and 13 management companies operating. He highlighted that ten years ago, funds managed ten times less, crediting regulatory reforms for boosting investor opportunities.
He revealed plans for new corporate bond issues and Serbia’s first exchange-traded fund (ETF) by year-end. The Commission is also considering a donation to support the Belgrade Stock Exchange and announced plans to relocate key capital market institutions—including the Stock Exchange, the Commission, and the Central Securities Depository—to a shared facility near Prokop station.
During the session, some MPs questioned the legal basis for the donation and the financial feasibility of the relocation. Janković defended both as necessary to strengthen market infrastructure and improve working conditions.
