BSE’s market structure consists of four sections where each section represents
a separate market with different trading rules. The following types of financial
instruments ara traded in different sections:
Trading rights are obtained by the brokerage firms separately in each section,
therefore the llist of brokerage firms who are active in the different section
may differ in each section.
Equities Section
Securities, which represent ownership right (equities, investment fund shares)
are traded in the equities section. besides these instruments also the structured
products (certificates, ETFs) and special securities (compensation notes) are
represented in this section.
Debt Securities Section
Debt securities are represented in the Debt Securities Section, such as government
debt securities (treasury bills and government bonds), corporate bonds and mortgage
bonds.
Derivatives Section
Derivatives Section of BSE is consists of futures and options contracts based
on single stocks, equity indices, FX and interest rate.
Commodities Section
As a result of the BSE and BCE merge dated November 2005, there is commodity
trading also on BSE, principally with grain products. Contrary to other sections
spot and derivative commodity instruments are traded in one single section.
Non regulated free market
For those securities that are not officially listed on BSE the stock exchange
provides a non-regulated free market. The free market uses the stock exchange
trading system MMTS and the trades are cleared and settled through KELER. As
this market segment is not a regulated market, the trades concluded on it are
considered as OTC trades.
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