Volume of investment services transactions in Armenia amounted to over AMD 4.1 trillion in Q3

YEREVAN, December 6. /ARKA/. Over 4.1 trillion drams worth transactions were concluded by investment services providers in Armenia in the third quarter of 2023, the National Statistical Committee said.

In the first quarter of the current year over 4.2 trillion drams worth transactions were concluded, over 3.8 trillion drams worth deals were concluded in the second quarter, and a total of  8.3 trillion drams worth deals in 2022.

Of the total volume of investment services transactions in Q3, 2023, over 2.1 trillion drams were sale and purchase transactions and about 2 trillion drams were repurchase deals.

There were 17 banks in Armenia providing investment services as many as in the first and second quarters of the current year and in 2022. There were also 20 other companies proving investment services (16 in the first quarter of the current year, 18 in the second quarter and 16 in 2022).

There were 24 issuers in the third quarter, 26 in the first quarter, 24 in the second quarter and 28 in 2022. -0-

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