In H1, 2012 NDC Deposited 671 Million Manat of Assets
In the first half of this year, the National Depository Center accepted the deposit of valuable papers (mostly uncertified) of AZN 671 mln. Thus, the volume of assets stored in the NDC as of July 1, reached 7.1 billion manat.
At the recently held general meeting of NDC, it was noted that in January-June, the depositary concluded agreements on the register and deposit assets of 27 issuers. In order to achieve the goal of converting the NDC in the Central Depository, they developed an action plan to improve the position of the trading system, and set up a working group. They continue legal and technical work on the implementation of NDC clearing and settlement and integration to the national payment system through the Central Bank.
The meeting was chaired by the head of the State Committee for Securities Rufat Aslanli. - 08D-
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