Abstract:TANDEM is a broker-dealer company from Serbia, in addition to being involved in securities trading over the Belgrade stock market, it also has corporate agency services, investment and financial consulting services, consulting services concerning privatization, mergers and acquisitions issues, and many other fields related to business activities in the domestic and foreign exchange markets.
| TANDEMReview Summary | |
| Founded | 2002-09-04 |
| Registered Country/Region | Serbia |
| Regulation | Unregulated |
| Services | Brokerage services/Corporate agency services |
| Customer Support | Tel/fax: 021 425 777 |
| Email: office@tandemfin.com | |
TANDEM is a broker-dealer company from Serbia, in addition to being involved in securities trading over the Belgrade stock market, it also has corporate agency services, investment and financial consulting services, consulting services concerning privatization, mergers and acquisitions issues, and many other fields related to business activities in the domestic and foreign exchange markets.

TANDEM is not regulated, making it less safe than regulated brokers.


TANDEM provides brokerage services related to stock trading to the Client, in addition, the Client is allowed to invest in treasury bills issued in the Republic of Serbia with a maturity of 3, 6, or 12 months, and various corporate agency services are provided, namely, the reconciliation of the register of members of joint stock companies with the database of the Central Securities Clearing and Depository, corporate services related to securities registered with the Central Clearing and Depository, etc.

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