Securities of Two Issuers Withdrawn from BSE Listing
The Baku Stock Exchange made a delisting of the securities of two banks (Deka Bank and Para Bank). This is due to the elimination of their banking licenses.
JSC Deka Bank issued shares totaling 24 million AZN and placed some of them in the amount of 4.6 million AZN. OJSC Para Bank issued and placed shares for 15 million AZN, and it was also the issuer of three corporate bond issues. CBA eliminated their licenses on 21 July this year.
As Turan was told in BSE, on today's quotation of the exchange segment "main" (premium) there are securities of two companies (OJSC International Bank of Azerbaijan and Demir Bank), as well as the Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund bonds and Treasury bonds. There are shares of state-run Azerkosmos and Agroleasing on a standard listing market, as well as JSC Turan Bank and 13 issues of bonds of 8 issuers. In circulation in the alternative market there are bonds of 20 companies and shares of 909 joint-stock companies. --08D--
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