2 local trading venues with different issuers and instruments.

Trading mode refers to the settlement and delivery mode for financial instruments under executed transactions: T+0 – on the day the transaction is made; T+2 – on the second business day after the transaction is made; T+3 – on the third business day after the transaction is made. For example: "T+2" – shares purchased today will be settled two business days later.

Settlements on exchanges are performed according to the T+2 scheme (or T+3 for US markets), and for some instruments on KASE according to the T+0 scheme.

You can purchase any securities (subject to availability of liquidity) traded on the following stock exchanges: • KASE and KASE Global; • AIX; • on international markets in the near future.