A market that will no longer be closed; How did the doors of the stock market remain open? "The capital market will not be closed under any circumstances and as long as the transactions can be settled." This was emphasized by the head of the stock exchange and capital market officials in the days after the 40-day war; The approach taken in order to keep investors calm and increase the predictability of the supervisory body's decisions; A topic that has always been operational in the last 7 months in various situations we have faced, including war, ceasefire, sanctions and negotiations. From February 28, 1404, with the beginning of the war, the history of Iran entered a new phase. After the start of the attack and by the decision of the Board of Directors of the Securities Organization, based on the authority of the Securities Market Law (approved in December 2004), the transactions of parts of the capital market were stopped to protect the assets of the shareholders. However, the activity of various parts of the market, with the exception of stock exchange transactions, was gradually resumed from one day after the start of the war. In this way, utilizing the experience of the 12-day war, investment funds were issued and canceled on March 1, and additional parts of the market began to operate on March 8, 1404. During this period, the capital market supervisory body continued to provide continuous information and report to market participants through its communication arms for greater transparency and to maintain and improve the level of investor confidence. At the same time, the management and expert meetings continued to review the conditions, support investors, maintain and strengthen infrastructures and form the basis for the reopening of the stock exchange. Despite the difficult conditions caused by the war, efforts were redoubled, as the number of expert and consensus meetings reached more than 3 times during normal days; In addition to planning the re-opening of the stock exchange, the meetings were designed to maintain the readiness of the market and help continue providing services to investors. The meetings were attended by the members of the Supreme Council of the Stock Exchange and Securities, the chairman, senior managers and experts of the Stock Exchange, the managers of the Tehran Stock Exchange, the Fara Stock Exchange, the Commodity Exchange and the Energy Exchange, brokers, capital providing companies, portfolio managers and representatives of various market sectors.

A market that will no longer be closed; How did the doors of the stock market remain open? "The capital market will not be closed under any circumstances and as long as the transactions can be settled." This was emphasized by the head of the stock exchange and capital market officials in the days after the 40-day war; The approach taken in order to keep investors calm and increase the predictability of the supervisory body's decisions; A topic that has always been operational in the last 7 months in various situations we have faced, including war, ceasefire, sanctions and negotiations. From February 28, 1404, with the beginning of the war, the history of Iran entered a new phase. After the start of the attack and by the decision of the Board of Directors of the Securities Organization, based on the authority of the Securities Market Law (approved in December 2004), the transactions of parts of the capital market were stopped to protect the assets of the shareholders. However, the activity of various parts of the market, with the exception of stock exchange transactions, was gradually resumed from one day after the start of the war. In this way, utilizing the experience of the 12-day war, investment funds were issued and canceled on March 1, and additional parts of the market began to operate on March 8, 1404. During this period, the capital market supervisory body continued to provide continuous information and report to market participants through its communication arms for greater transparency and to maintain and improve the level of investor confidence. At the same time, the management and expert meetings continued to review the conditions, support investors, maintain and strengthen infrastructures and form the basis for the reopening of the stock exchange. Despite the difficult conditions caused by the war, efforts were redoubled, as the number of expert and consensus meetings reached more than 3 times during normal days; In addition to planning the re-opening of the stock exchange, the meetings were designed to maintain the readiness of the market and help continue providing services to investors. The meetings were attended by the members of the Supreme Council of the Stock Exchange and Securities, the chairman, senior managers and experts of the Stock Exchange, the managers of the Tehran Stock Exchange, the Fara Stock Exchange, the Commodity Exchange and the Energy Exchange, brokers, capital providing companies, portfolio managers and representatives of various market sectors.