The development of TSETMC website services will continue based on the feedback of market participants.
Following the announcement of the plan to stop providing the services of the old version of the TSETMC website from December 21, various views and opinions have been raised by capital market activists. Some of these views are related to the capabilities and facilities of the old version and professional users' expectations of the new version.
Ali Zarkash, CEO of the Technology Management Company of the Tehran Stock Exchange, told "Sena" in this regard:
"The development and updating of infrastructures and information services in the capital market are an inevitable necessity in order to respond to the growing needs of capital market participants. The new version of the TSETMC website is available to users from 1402 with the same approach and with the aim of improving the quality of services, improving the experience of the respective platform and providing older services by providing older services for development. It does not mean the end of the road of improvement and development, but the beginning of a new phase of upgrading information services in the capital market.
It is natural that changes in an information platform with a wide variety of users and stakeholders may be accompanied by views, expectations and sometimes also criticism. Accordingly, while emphasizing the continuation of this path, we invite all activists and stakeholders in the capital market to share their opinions, suggestions and criticisms with this company through the PR communication channel.
The Technology Management Company of the Tehran Stock Exchange is committed to continuously monitor the process of improving and developing the service and to take advantage of users' views, opinions and suggestions in this direction. The final goal is not only to replace one version with another, but to improve the quality, accessibility, efficiency of the information services in the capital market and lay the infrastructure for the development of future tools.