In accordance with the volume of services rendered to customers the company Chelsea Capital in April this year returned to lead the ranking of brokers in the market for government and corporate securities (excluding repo operations).
Last month it provided brokerage amounting to 749.98 million manat. The second place was at the company International Transaction System, with the sum of transactions in 179.56 million. The third place belonged to Pasha Capital, with brokerage services for 139.19 million manat.
Number of brokers working in the market, compared with the previous month increased in April by one - to 12. The newbie in the market, Invest-AZ, accounted for 180 thousand manats, but experts predict this company will soon break through.
Total in April brokers with government and corporate securities provided services worth 1 billion 141.74 million manat . - 17D-
The top ten brokers in government securities market in April 2014
Place in tewrms of service | Broker | Transactions (AZN) |
1 (▲)* | Chelsea Capital | 749 976 157,85 |
2 (-) | International Transaction System | 179 561 179,76 |
3 (▼) | Pasha Capital | 139 194 155,49 |
4 (-) | Standard Capital | 31 027 123,47 |
5 (▼) | Tekhnika Capital Management | 12 588 912,68 |
6 (▲) | BoB Broker | 10 993 085 |
7 (▼) | Unicapital | 7 545 188,28 |
8 (▼) | ADB-Broker | 6 343 222,72 |
9 (▼) | Khalg Capital | 2 441 810,78 |
10 (▼) | Caspian Financial ltd | 1 398 905,86 |
* - Change of place compared to the previous month
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