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Bulgarian Stock Exchange approved the first company adviser for the BEAM SME Growth Market. This is the investment intermediary Aval In Jsc. It will advise and assist small and medium-sized companies in their process of listing on the Growth Market and in their life as traded companies afterwards. Aval In operates on the capital market in our country for 25 years.
„We welcome Aval In as an advisor and we are convinced that their expertise will be really useful to companies interested in our new BEAM market. We are and will be very demanding in choosing our advisory companies because we play an important role in the BEAM market as a source of funding for the growth of dynamic and ambitious Bulgarian SMEs“, said Ivan Takev, CEO of BSE.
The Special Advisers are actively involved in preparing the necessary documents for admission to the BEAM market so that companies can comply with market rules and applicable legislation. Active interaction between counselors and companies continues after consultation with disclosure and financial reporting obligations. Any company that wants to raise capital on the BEAM market needs to sign a contract with an advisor approved by the BSE for at least two years.
There is serious requirements, considering the counselors, regarding their competence and experience in financial market operations. Advisors are usually companies that carry out some of the following activities: investment services; business consultancy; audit or tax services; making evaluations; financial and legal analysis; consultations on merger, acquisition or restructuring transactions.
Bulgarian Stock Exchange has been licensed to operate as a stock exchange on 09.10.1997. The scope of activities of the company includes trading of securities and other financial instruments; organizing and maintaining an information system for trading with securities.
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