The presence of foreign investors in the Spanish stock market last year reached a record rise to 43 percent, which equates to about 276,000 million euros, according to a report of Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME) on the distribution of the ownership of shares in the Spanish market.
The report also notes that the Spanish families own more than a quarter (26.2%) of the shares of listed companies, with an approximate value of 167,000 million euros.
As a percentage, the rate doubles the numbers of the rest of the European Union (EU), and the report of the BME, this “demonstrates the attractiveness of listed shares as the financial savings target families “, a growing trend that began in 2008.
In third place include the lowest non-financial companies, with a market share of 17.1% since 2000.
With regard to public administrations, have just 1.9% of the shares listed on the Spanish stock exchange, four tenths less than the previous year; in terms of banks and in 2014 its portfolio was reduced by eight tenths, reflecting “the great change of strategic direction experienced by major Spanish banks.”
Investment funds, insurance companies and other types of non-bank financial institutions held a stake of 7.8%, four tenths more than the previous year.
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