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TIRANA, Nov. 29 – The Albanian Securities Exchange is on track to launch its operations in the next few weeks as the country’s first privately-owned stock exchange serving as a new investment and financing alternative to both local companies and individual investors, but also central and local government units. The expected launch comes six months after the Albanian Securities Exchange, ALSE, was licensed by the country’s Financial Supervisory Authority in a bid to reactivate the capital market through private operators following the closure of the state-run Tirana Stock Exchange in late 2014 after 12 years of inactivity. The stock exchange’s…
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