Moscow Exchange is going to restore the volume of the external bond market with the help of internal resources

In 2023, the Moscow Exchange is going to replace the lost volumes of the external market with internal resources. The exchange is also going to develop replacement bonds and bonds in yuan. This was announced by the head of the debt market department of the Moscow Exchange Gleb Shevelenkov.

“As a matter of fact, today we have a closed external circuit for attracting debt capital. And in the new, coming year, we will have to use the capabilities of the infrastructure of the Moscow Exchange and the depositary accounting infrastructure to restore the capacity of the lost external market using internal resources. We plan to focus on this in the coming year 2023,” said Gleb Shevelenkov in an interview. Cbonds.

Gleb Shevelenkov added that in 2022, the Moscow Exchange recorded large volumes of attraction. According to him, by the end of the year, the Ministry of Finance was able to attract 3 trillion rubles. in the federal loan bond market (OFZ), which is 24% more than in 2021. Mr. Shevelenkov added that the volume of placement of corporate bonds decreased by 20% in annual terms, to 2.7 trillion rubles.

“As a result, our total debt market grew by 13% in 2022 and reached almost 39 trillion rubles,” concluded Gleb Shevelenkov.

Since 2021, 21 replacement bond issues from seven issuers and 14 yuan bond issues from eight issuers have been traded on the Moscow Exchange.

In 2022, the total trading volume on the Moscow Exchange increased by 4.5%, up to 1.1 quadrillion rubles. The volume of trading in corporate, regional and government bonds decreased to 19.6 trillion rubles. against 22.4 trillion rubles. in 2021. The average daily trading volume in this segment decreased from 88 billion rubles. in 2021 to 77.6 billion rubles.

Read more about the situation on the market in the material “Kommersant FM” “Mosbirzha opened with growth”.

Olesya Pavlenko