Publications

Bourse Publications (Securities Market Publishing House)

The importance of books as one of the most authentic and long-standing tools for education is self-evident. Recognizing that both general and specialized education in the capital market requires access to quality publications, the Bourse Publications was established by the Securities Market Information and Services Company.

Bourse Publications officially began its operations in September 2011 with the goal of becoming a regional reference center for financial publications.

Decisions regarding publication matters are made by the Bourse Publications Council, which has defined the mission, vision, and priorities of the publishing house. The council has also established clear and transparent procedures for the submission and commissioning of works. Bourse Publications consistently strives to ensure that all editorial decisions are made in accordance with its publishing policies and based on academic impartiality.

Bourse Publications specializes in publishing financial books, with a particular emphasis on capital market topics. In line with its objectives, the publishing house releases books across several categories—reference works, academic and professional texts, general-interest books, and children’s publications—in both Persian and English.

The publishing house also operates a bookstore and exhibition hall adjacent to the Securities and Exchange Organization. This bookstore serves as a key source for financial literature, offering not only Bourse Publications’ own titles but also works from other publishers. In addition, Bourse Publications distributes its books nationwide through established book distribution companies.

To visit the official website of Bourse Publications, please visit: www.boursepub.ir

 

Publications Council

All key decisions related to the operations of Bourse Publications are made by the Publications Council, which consists of five permanent members. Additional experts and professionals may also be invited as guest members when necessary.