The Ljubljana Stock Exchange signed the European Code of Conduct for Clearing and Settlement, adopted by all Members of the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE).

The Code requires its signatories to make publicly available all their fee schedules and rates and charges for individual services, thereby enhancing transparency and increasing competition among capital market institutions.

The chief objective is to help investors understand the entire cost chain resulting from security trading, by unbundling individual service charges (e.g. costs of trading, clearing, settlement, etc).

Together with the implementation of the MiFID, the signing of the Code is bound to have a favourable long-term effect on the costs of security trading and settlement across Europe, and thus also in Slovenia.

• NEW Services Fee Schedule, enters into use on 1 April 2018, except for point 11.7. which enters into use on 1 March 2018
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• NEW SI ENTER Services Fee Schedule, enters into use on 1 April2018 ( 369 KB)
• Pricing examples on LJSE ( 191 KB)

General Implementation Report, Assurance Report:

• General Implementation Report taken by LJSE to comply with the Code ( 2,37 MB) 
•  Self-Assesment Report on Price Transperancy ( 132 KB)
• Self-Assessment Report on Access and Interoperability ( 144 KB)
• Unqualified Independent Assurance Report on the Selfassessment Report of LJSE ( 567 KB)
  
  

Information on clearing and settlement charges is available at the Slovene Central Securities Clearing Corporation (KDD).

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