Stock exchange

Bulgaria's Neo London Capital Files for Listing EUR 10.2 Million Bond in Sofia

The Bulgarian Stock Exchange said on Thursday that it has received a request for admission to trading of local Neo London Capital's [BUL:178C] 20 million levs ($11.6 million/10.2 million euro) bond issue, reports SeeNews. 

The issue consists of 20,000 bonds with a nominal value of 1,000 levs each, the Sofix exchange operator said in a notice.

Value of shares listed on Bucharest Stock Exchange, 10pct of GDP, developed stock exchange should be 30pct

The value of the shares listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange is over 10 percent of the GDP, but on a developed exchange it should be at least 30 percent of the GDP, the Director General of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, Adrian Tanase said on Tuesday at a specialist event.

The First Private Hospital in Bulgaria goes on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange

Hygia- the first private hospital in Bulgaria - is on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE). Yesterday the Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) requested additional documents prior to the confirmation of the prospectus for initial public offering, reports money.bg

Folli Follie says QCM report was 'defamatory'

Greek luxury goods maker Folli Follie said a report issued by Quintessential Capital Management (QCM) on the company was "defamatory" and damaging its interests.

The stock fell 30 percent on the Athens Stock Exchange on Friday after QCM issued a report which said that the company has overstated the number of points of sales it operated worldwide.

Bulgarian Prices of Goods and Services Begin to Match Prices in the World and Europe

All the prices move somewhere in different seasons - down or upwards. In the current season, there should be groups of products, such as fruit and vegetables, to rise, but this is not fatal. This is what Edward Stoychev, former chairman of the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets, said in the Business Start of Bloomberg TV Bulgaria to the host Ivan Nonchev.

Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges moves headquarters from Istanbul to Yerevan

The Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) decided to move its headquarters from Istanbul to Yerevan during an extraordinary general assembly meeting in Tehran on May 16. 

In a written statement on May 17, the organization said a majority of members of the general assembly had decided to relocate FEAS' headquarters to Armenia after 22 years of operations in Turkey.

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