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BRVM

In a nutshell

The Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières is the stock exchange shared by the eight UEMOA countries.

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Explained simply

It provides a market for trading shares and bonds, among other securities. A quoted price reflects transactions in a security; it is not a promise of returns.

A practical example

Example: someone living in Benin may be interested in a BRVM-listed company based in another country of the Union.

Further reading

Source: BRVM — History.

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What this means

On the BRVM, buying a share provides ownership in the relevant company.

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