Ameriabank’s bonds worth AMD 1 billion auctioned at NASDAQ OMX Armenia

YEREVAN, July 14. /ARKA/. Ameriabank’s registered coupon bonds (AMRBB7) worth AMD 1 billion have been auctioned at NASDAQ OMX Armenia, the press office of the stock exchange reported on Friday.

As many as 15,000 one-year bonds with nominal cost of AMD 100,000 and a 9% yield were put to the auction.

Bids at the auction totaled AMD 1,550,187,400. All the bonds have been auctioned. As a result, the bank has attracted AMD 1,500,187,400.

Cut off point was AMD 100,000 with 9% yield with the weighted average yield of 8.9867%.

The Ameriabank CJSC is a universal bank providing investment, corporate and retail banking services in packages. –0—

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