Admiral Markets, the Estonian trading provider specialized in Forex and CFD in the field of cryptocurrencies, stocks, energies, precious metals, and indices has just had a major breakthrough. This came after their public offering of bonds in the Baltics which amounted to 1,826,000 euros put forth by 306 investors.
The good news at hand is that, as of January 11, 2018, Nasdaq Tallin has listed it on the Nasdaq Baltic Bond Lists. With this occasion, Kaarel Ots, CEO of the Tallinn division of Nasdaq has stated that “Admiral Markets has grown from an Estonian company to a global online trading platform and I’m glad to see that they are fueling their future growth through the stock exchange.”
Ots also added that it’s good to see public companies are aiming their offerings at the retail investor sector. Admiral Markets is a great example as they issue bonds with 100 euro nominal value.
According to Sergei Bogatenkov, a member of the Management Board of the company, this listing will further enhance the company’s transparency, which is unequivocally good for business in the financial sector because it brings more investors to them. There is also a very attractive interest rate which comes together with liquidity working to their advantage on the market right now.
Thanks to this, Admiral Markets plans to become one of the top ten names in its field, which is certainly an impressive and laudable plan. The company will achieve this by strengthening their position, as well as gaining new clients and assets.
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