Auditor to Assess Financial Activities of CBA in 2016-18
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) will select a company to audit the annual financial statements in accordance with the International Standards IFRS.
According to the information of the main regulator of financial flows, the winner will be announced on the results of the tender, and its responsibilities will include the conclusion of the 2016-18 period.
Participation in the procedure will cost the applicant 200 manats, and he should have financial solvency and experience of international activities.
Acceptance of the tender offers is carried out before 11 April, while the winner will be announced the next day.
The delivery time within the audit is 60 days from the date of conclusion of the contract. --17D-
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