The government should be able to easily finance the debt market

According to Tejarat News, quoting the capital market, Majid Eshghi, head of the Stock Exchange and Securities Organization, said about the sale of government bonds: “The debt market and the capital market are two separate markets that operate together all over the world.”

He continued: “It is rare for a person who buys shares to sell his shares and buy participation bonds or bonds.”

“We intend to enlarge the debt market so that both the government and private companies can easily finance it,” said the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

“Financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies and investment funds must buy part of their assets in accordance with the regulations, and when the bonds are to be issued, we will measure their ability,” Eshghi said. In purchasing bonds, we measure and on this basis, the buyers of bonds are determined.

He went on to point out that real shareholders do not buy these bonds: “It is not like the bonds are on the table and we tell people to sell stocks and buy bonds, because 99% of these bonds have already been marketed.”

Eshghi added: “Most of the resources from the sale of securities are spent on repurchasing previous securities, and the proceeds from the sale are returned to the banks and funds, so the net number that leaves the market is 10%.”

He added: “We also consider the market tension in the initial public offerings and now some companies are ready for the initial public offering.”