(MENAFN- AzerNews) By Ayya Lmahamad
Azerbaijan's Central Bank holds discussion with state structures
on the application of tax benefits on the stock market, bank's
Deputy Director of Capital Markets Policy and Supervision
Department Samir Ismayilov said.
He made the remarks during a videoconference meeting dedicated
to the Issuer's Day, organized by the Baku Stock Exchange, Azernews
reports per Trend.
“Once the work on this is completed, the Central Bank will be
able to see a positive development in the stock market. In the
future, banks will be able to participate more actively in the
capital market,” he said.
Bonds issue basis of state support
Samir Ismayilov also stated that private companies in Azerbaijan
will be able to raise funds by issuing bonds on the basis of state
support.
Noting that the bank is taking steps to attract companies to the
capital market, he recalled that the mechanism for guaranteeing
corporate bonds was approved in August 2022.
“Companies wishing to receive financing from the capital market
will be able to issue bonds on the basis of state security. For
this purpose, relevant laws are currently being developed, and by
January 2023, the laws for guaranteeing bonds will be approved,” he
said.
Special platform to finance companies from capital
market
“The Central Bank is creating a special platform for more
flexible financing of companies from the capital market,” he
said.
He noted that the platform is planned to be launched no later
than the end of November.
“Companies wishing to receive financing through securities will
be able to apply online to the Central Bank, the Baku Stock
Exchange, or the National Depository Center,” he said.
Saying that the capital market in Azerbaijan creates an
opportunity to raise funds only for the financial sector, Samir
Ismayilov stated that the real sector has limited participation in
this market.
“If the participation of other companies in the capital market
increases, the market can work more efficiently,” he said.
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