State bank increases limit on purchase of new shares per capita

The state-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan has revised the terms of new shares placement. With that end in view, the bank has posted a notification in the electronic information disclosure system of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan. Thus, according to the new conditions, the limit on purchase of shares per capita was raised by more than 5 times. If until now every citizen could buy at least 100,000 new shares and a maximum of 75, 000, then...

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