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Determined Statements of Investment Funds and Their Managers
The Cabinet amended the rules of the financial statements of commercial organizations. Under the new requirements, the information on the approval of the financial statements of investment funds and their management companies shall be provided to the Financial Markets Control House (FMCH).
Once a year, until March 31, the Taxes Ministry should provide FMCH a list of investment funds operating in Azerbaijan and their management companies. The financial statements of other companies are controlled by the Ministry of Finance.
Note that the second law of Azerbaijan On Investment Funds has been valid since 2011. There is no single investment fund yet. Experts point out that the law meets the most stringent requirements and, perhaps, for this reason it does not meet the realities of Azerbaijan's economy and financial markets. ---08D
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- Economics
- 27 May 2016 13:50
Economics
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