The transaction fee in the capital market is more than 30 times that of the banking network – Tejaratnews
According to Tejarat News, if the current fee system is not changed and the investment to develop the technical and security infrastructure of this industry will face a serious crisis.
The managing director of the National Informatics Company, in the Annual General Assembly of the Informatics Services Company, stated a comparison of the fee rate in competing markets, including the capital market, with the amount of fees in the banking network, stating: According to the current fee system, for each purchase transaction, 1 million Tomani in the banking network, a maximum of 275 Tomans is charged, and this is while, for example, in the capital market, for a 1 million Toman purchase or sale transaction, excluding taxes, a total of 7424 Tomans is charged from the seller and the buyer, and this means On average, each transaction in this market makes more than 30 times the fee of the banking network.
Abdulahi, who was speaking as the chairman of the Annual General Meeting of the Informatics Services Company, stated that if the fee system in the banking network is not changed, the necessary and necessary investments in the development of digital banking and ensuring cyber security in this area will face a serious crisis, he added: Surveys show that the volume and amount of investment by various stakeholders, including banks and payment companies, etc., for the development of the technical infrastructure of the banking network has decreased by more than 40% in recent years, and this will definitely lead to It will become a serious challenge.
It should be mentioned that the annual ordinary and extraordinary general meeting of the Informatics Services Company was held under the chairmanship of Dr. Abdulahi, CEO of the National Informatics Company, with the presence of the majority of real and legal shareholders, and while approving the financial statements, it was decided that 60% of the company’s profits would be distributed as shareholders’ profits. .
Source: Ibna