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How to Invest in Iran’s Capital Market (Stock Exchange)

by date: 16 July 2015in Blog No Comments

In our latest blog post we provided a review of Iran’s economy and its capital markets. Of course you need more specific information to actually start investing specially as a foreign investor. That is why we have tried to cover the steps you need to take. We at Agah Group get so many questions all the time sent to our mail box. Although you can always feel free to ask us for more information , we have tried to answer many of the questions on how you can invest in this post. Please ask us for more by dropping us an email

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Iran’s Capital Market Review

by date: 16 July 2015in Blog No Comments

You may have spent a lot of time searching for the world’s best investment destination for the years to come. In this post we have provided some background information on the Iranian capital markets that you need to know before becoming an investor. We will provide a brief review of Iran’s economy and then we will get into more detail on the market such as structures, terms, instruments and commissions. If you are already familiar with the market, please head to How to Invest in Iran’s Capital Markets to find out what your investment options are. As always, please feel free to drop an email to ask for more.

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Introduction and Review of Agah Mutual Fund

by date: 2 March 2015in Blog No Comments

By Saeedeh Fakhim, Mahdi Goodarzi & Omid Q. Rose:

 

Mutual Fund is a type of financial institution which invests funds received from investors in a set of negotiable papers. Mutual funds have been established since 2008 in Iran. The SEO (Securities & Exchange Organization) issues licenses for establishment of mutual funds. Three main elements of each mutual fund in Iran include manager of fund, trustee and guarantor. Considering high validity of these companies and also careful supervision of the stock exchange on them, money default risk of the investors in mutual funds has reached approximately zero. Reception by the shareholders and considerable growth of mutual funds of Iran on the one hand and enactment of Law for Development of New Financial Instruments and Institutions in February 2010 on the other hand increased hope for increasing development of these funds. In this paper, we introduce and review return of Agah fund in Iran capital market.

 

Agah Mutual Fund

Based on paragraph 20 of article 1 of  stock exchange law enacted in December 2005, Agah Mutual Fund started its activity by receiving license from stock exchange under registration No. 10616 as mutual fund on 13 July 2008. Performance of this fund is based on provisions of the articles of association and prospectus and based on the related laws and regulations.

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Stunning Returns of Mutual Funds in Iran

by date: 1 March 2015in Blog No Comments

By Mahdi Goodarzi & Omid Q. Rose:

 

After enactment of two very important laws in Iran including Stock Exchange Act, 2005 and the Law for Development of New Financial Instruments and Institutions, 2009, Iranian legislator has taken an important step in development of Iran’s capital market and coordination of this market with pioneer financial markets.

 

History

Therefore, Iran’s capital market entered a new phase in which the legal context was provided for activity of new financial instruments after enactment of the two mentioned laws.  One of the instruments which had been commissioned even before enactment of the Law for Development of New Financial Instruments and Institutions in Iran’s capital market was mutual funds so that the first mutual fund started working in July 2007 and stock funds started working in early 2008 besides fixed income funds. The first exchange traded fund (ETF) was commissioned in September 2013.