Repo deals are available on the corporate sector and the Central Bank
Baku/28.02.14/Turan 27 February this year for the first time during the existence of the stock market in Azerbaijan ( 2000 ) concluded the first repo transactions on purchase and sale of corporate bonds at a one-day period .
Baku Stock Exchange told Turan, that the parties to the transaction were two brokerage company - "ADB Broker" and "Pasha Kapital". Transaction size on corporate bonds "Bakcell Ltd" was about 1 million manats. Market maker transaction is OAO "Pasha Bank".
BSE say that running repo transactions in corporate bonds will provide an impetus for the liquidity of the securities market .
BSE and the National Depository Center signed on February 18 agreement , according to which in the list of securities , which are considered repurchase transactions included 10 corporate bonds of financial companies , as well as mortgage bonds of the Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund . - 08D-
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