Baku Hosts International Conference on Capital Markets
Baku hosts an international conference "Formation of the capital market - trends, appeals and opportunities." The Forum, which brought together representatives from 21 countries, is dedicated to the 15th anniversary of the National Depository Center (NDC) - the central depository in Azerbaijan.
Speaking at the conference the representative of the World Bank Office in Baku Rufiz Chyragzadeh noted that the financial market in Azerbaijan is developing mainly due to bank capital. And to achieve the overall growth of the economy requires the involvement in the process and other economic sectors.
According to the chairman of the State Committee for Securities Rufat Aslanli, the law "On Securities" is able to "turn the situation on the local stock market" and expand the investment process. The document is under consideration by the government. According to him, the bill contains procedures for the organization and operation of investment companies. According to him, the new law is aimed at strengthening the protection of investors and issuers.
NDC serves over 1,400 issuers. Its founder is the State Securities Committee. - 08D-
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- Photo sessions
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- Economics
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Economics
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