New Appointments to Financial Market Control House
President Ilham Aliyev appointed Ilgar Nazim Oglu Muradov member of the Board of Directors of the Financial Market Control House (FMCH) on March 29.
That same day, Ibrahim Asad Oglu Alyshov was appointed CEO in FMCH.
45-year-old Ilgar Muradov previously served as Deputy Chairman of the State Securities Committee.
Ibrahim Alyshov was born in Sumgait in 1967. He graduated from the State University of Economics. He worked in the tax office and the banking sector. Prior to his appointment in FMCH he served as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of JSC Caspian Development Bank.
Recall that today the Chairman and the First Vice-Chairman of the public legal entity FMCH were appointed.
The order on the establishment of FMCH was signed on February 3.
The FMCH Board of Directors, in accordance with its Statutes, consists of five people.
The issue of the administrative building of FMCH has not been resolved yet. It is temporarily located in the building of the National Depository Center. On March 29, NDC left its building. ------08D
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