INVESTING IN SHARES

A share is a security

It represents a person’s share in a company’s capital. This confers on them the status of a partner or shareholder. It enables them to play an active part in economic growth and to diversify their assets.

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Owning shares gives you certain benefits:

• the right to dividends, which entitles you to a share of the company’s profits.

• A gain in value based on the share’s performance. Shares allow their holders to make money if there is a capital gain relative to the purchase price. On the UEMOA Regional Stock Exchange, for example, average capital gains on listed shares stood at around 10% between 2019 and 2022. These remarkable returns, characteristic of equity investments, may be accompanied by a risk of capital loss that is more or less acceptable depending on one’s risk appetite and assessment of the risk/return profile.

• Voting rights: shareholders are generally entitled to attend general meetings and express their views on the management of the company

• the right to information: As a shareholder, you are entitled to receive certain financial information about the company on an ongoing or periodic basis.

Whether you are an individual or a company based in the EU, or a non-resident investor, you can purchase shares listed on the sub-regional financial market.

Terms and conditions
  • Open a securities account free of charge with FGI
  • Top up this account
  • Place a buy or sell order
The benefits of shares
 
Les actions offrent une certaine liquidité qui vous permet de vendre vos titres à tout moment sur le marché boursier.
You can buy or sell shares directly through an online stockbroker.
FGI provides you with a team of financial investment experts. Our advisers will offer recommendations tailored to your investor profile and specific objectives.
With our JOKKO FI digital platform, you can:
  • View real-time information about your account and the financial markets
  • Place buy and sell orders directly
  • Enjoy the benefits of an e-wallet linked to your securities account.