Slovenia:
A New Opportunity For Retail Investors?
14 March 2023
Schoenherr Attorneys at Law
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Against the backdrop of economic uncertainty and soaring
inflation, retail investors should welcome new developments with
respect to Slovenian capital markets. As reported by the press, the
proposals received by the Ministry of Finance in the context of the
initiative to revive the Slovenian capital markets include a
proposal for an individual savings account that would enable retail
investors to easily invest in Slovenian sovereign debt or
state-issued bonds. The proposal is being discussed concurrently
with the tokenisation of state-issued securities offerings (via DLT
exchange platforms). Given the proverbial safety of such
investments, the novelty would, if enacted and subject to certain
tax law amendments, be a viable alternative to the classic deposit
savings account.
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