Negotiations of “REPOs” (asset repurchase agreement) will contribute to the increase in negotiations on the Angola Debt and Securities Exchange (BODIVA) in this period, representing 84.71 percent of transactions, says the Capital Market Performance of July, consulted by Lusa.
The Capital Market Commission (CMC) also highlights the increase in the number of trades in the BODIVA regulatory markets, of 34.32 percent, with the period ending with 818 trades (of which 46.33 percent were carried out on the Market Securities Exchange).
In the month under review, OT-NR (Non-Refundable Treasury Bonds) once again became the most traded security in the regulatory market, totaling 489.04 billion kwanzas.
Treasury Bonds in Foreign Currency, with 281.43 billion kwanzas, Treasury Bills (10.81 billion kwanzas) and Treasury Bonds Indexed to the Exchange Rate (1.08 billion kwanzas) appear in the immediate positions.
Regarding investor participation in BODIVA, in the period under analysis, 94.16 percent of purchases of financial instruments were made by institutional investors and the remainder made by non-institutional investors.
The banking sector led the trades in the buying outlook with a weight of 88.48 percent, followed by individuals with 3.53 percent. From a sales perspective, the Debt Management Unit led the negotiations, with a weight of 54.13 percent, followed by the banking sector.
A total of 536 accounts were also opened at the Central Securities Exchange, indicating an increase of 29.78 percent compared to the month of June and an increase of 70.16 percent compared to the same period last year.
At least 32 collective investment organizations were registered with the CMC by the end of July, 22 of which were securities collective investment organizations, including venture capital funds, venture capital companies and investment funds, and 10 real estate organizations.
