Raiffeisen Bank has returned as a Participant in the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) trading system, officially relaunching its brokerage services on both the local and international capital markets, according to Wall-Street. The operational framework was finalized in December 2025, when the first trades were executed.
Starting this year, Raiffeisen Bank Romania is expanding access through a digital investment platform, enabling clients to trade on regulated markets directly from their mobile phones. Since December 2025, Raiffeisen Private Banking clients have already been able to trade shares listed on the BVB and major markets in Europe and the US, in RON, EUR, and USD. Equity trading complements the bank’s existing investment solutions, including structured products, investment funds, government bonds, and corporate bonds.
Digital platform rollout planned for 2026
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In 2026, Raiffeisen Bank plans to launch a fully digital brokerage interface, allowing all clients to open investment accounts directly from the mobile app. The platform will support digital onboarding, order placement, trade confirmations, and portfolio tracking.
The solution relies on a high-performance back-office system, developed together with CTS TRADE IT, and fully integrated with banking systems and capital markets infrastructure.
“The digital investment application already used by the Raiffeisen Group in the Czech Republic, Croatia, and Slovakia, and launching this year in Romania, will enable easy and secure investing,” said Cristian Sporiș, Vice President, Corporate and Investment Banking Division, and Board Member at Raiffeisen Bank Romania.
Raiffeisen Bank thus strengthens its long-standing presence on Romania’s capital market, where it has been active since 1998 and currently has six bond issues listed on the BVB, with a combined value of RON 3.4 billion, including green and sustainable bonds.
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