Doreen Recean
Previously, Arpintin served as Secretary of State at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and was responsible for business environment development She has experience in private sector financing and development at top-rated international financial institutions and will lead the strategic development of the exchange.
Andrian Jastremski has been appointed Deputy CEO and will oversee operational management and development of the trading infrastructure.
MBM’s strategic decisions are ensured by the Board of Directors, which includes representatives of shareholders and one independent member with experience in international financial markets.
Dorin Recean will represent the state, the Public Property Agency (PPA).
“Previously served as Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, he is currently the President’s Special Emissary for Development and Sustainability. Has experience in public policy, institutional reforms and international cooperation. Contributes to the strategic development of the Exchange and to the dialog with external partners,” APS said in a press release.
Paul Dogaru represents the Bucharest Stock Exchange on the Council and specializes in capital market infrastructure.
Alexandru Sonic also joined the council – he represents credit sector investors, being maib vice president. Andrei Plamadiala represents the non-credit sector and is CFO of Donaris Vienna Insurance Group. An independent member of the Board, Dimitru Vikol, is a capital markets specialist with experience in leading international financial institutions.
As Logos Press previously wrote, the structure of shareholders includes the Bucharest Stock Exchange with 26.67%, Public Property Agency – 20%, Donaris Vienna Insurance Group – 11.67%, maib – 10%, GRAWE Carat Asigurări – 10%, Moldindconbank – 6.67%, MK Kredit Company – 5%, while OTP Bank Moldova, Moldcell and Premier Energy PLC have 3.33% each.
Now MBM is entering the phase of operational preparation and regulatory approval, including completion of the technological platform, development of internal procedures and preparation of documentation for obtaining a market operator license from the National Commission of Financial Markets. The documents are scheduled to be submitted on March 30, 2026.
The International Exchange of Moldova was created as a modern platform for securities trading and the core of the country’s capital market infrastructure. Its main mission is to provide access to investment, support private sector development and strengthen Moldova’s economic integration.
