The ZSE managing board chairman, Roberto Motusic, told the press that as of 20 July that the ZSE market structure would be altered and would consist of the Uredjeno Trziste (Established Market) with Prime Market, Official Market and Regular Market as well as MTP for shares not capable of meeting transparency levels in high listings.
Motusic said that the biggest difference between the current and the future structure of the market will be the Over-the-Counter trading with the obligation to report OTC trading transactions to all the investors and to the regulatory body, the Hanfa agency.
The last day for the trading on the Parallel Securities Market is 17 July.
As of 20 July, shares from the JDD listing can be traded on the Regular Market.
Companies that do not want to trade under new rules can ask for de-listing with the approval of a company's general shareholders' meeting for the request.
So far, 234 shares have been in the JDD market with 152 of them not being in regular regime, which means that they have been illiquid, the spokesman for the Zagreb Stock exchange, Zeljko Kardum, told the press.
Kardum said that 40 companies had forwarded requests for de-listing, and of them only the Zdenka and Belisce companies were known to the general public.
Asked by reporters about repercussions of the news that Ivo Sanader resigned as Croatia's Prime Minister, Motusic said that any political instability affects stock markets which respond to such events with high oscillations in share prices.