Closed Joint Stock Company Baltic Financial Agency (BFA) has been successfully operating in the Russian stock market since 1993.
BFA renders a wide range of financial services both for individuals and corporate clients, including services in the area of corporate finance, brokerage and depository services, and special depository services.
In the sphere of corporate finance BFA offers the following services:
- arranging issues of instruments with fixed income at the Russian and foreign markets (arranging corporate bonds issues, constituent entity of the Russian Federation bonds issues, municipal bonds issues).
- financial adviser services.
The list of issuers, which BFA provides with financial adviser services, includes such organizations as telecommunication company Uralsvyazinform, metallurgical company Severstal, Vneshtorgbank, automaker КАMAZ, Rosbank, agrochemical holding Akron, oil-refining enterprise Salavatnefteorgsintez and other companies.
The firm is a member of the National Association of Share Market Participants (NAUFOR). The National Rating Agency rated reliability rating of BFA at AA-, which means very high reliability, the 3rd level.
During 15 years of its work in the Russian financial market Baltic Financial Agency has gained a reputation of a progressive investment company, which offers its clients efficient solutions in the field of finance.
Being a professional share market participant, BFA has the following licenses:
Brokerage license of the Federal Committee for Securities Market (FCSM)# 078-06789-100000, June 24, 2003
Dealing license of FCSM # 078-06792-010000, June 24, 2003
Asset management license of FCSM # 078-06792-001000, June 24, 2003
Depository license of FCSM # 078-06768-000100, June 17, 2003
Special depository license of FCSM # 22-000-0-00055, March 10, 2003
Letter issued by FCSM confirming BFA compliance with requirements necessary to provide financial advisory services, ref number 03-иcx-02/6370, May 5, 2003
Appraisal license of the Ministry of Property Relations # 005379, November 11, 2002.
