Chamber of control of financial marketsis created
Azerbaijan has created the first public entity - the Chamber of Control of the financial markets.According to the presidential decree, the new body is intended to license, regulate and supervise the securities market, investment funds, insurance companies and credit institutions (banks, micro-finance organization and the postal operator), as well as payment systems. Also, it will improve the monitoring system of combating the legalization of funds and property obtained by criminal way. The ultimate goal, according to the document, is transparency and mobility created by the monitoring system.The new structure with its charter and the charter fund will operate under the president.Its leadership consists of the five people: the chairman of the State Securities Committee RufatAslanli;AsimMammadov, Chairman of the Supervisory Council of JSC «Khalq Bank», Jalal Gasimov, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of «Kapital Bank», FaigHuseynov, Chairman of the Board of JSC «Unibank», RovshanJavadov, the head of the investment department of SOFAZ, and ZakaMirzyaev, head of the sector for regulation of the financial and insurance markets, Ministry of Finance. --17D—
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