Unibank’s fixed deposits double in late October rising to 76.3 billion drams

YEREVAN, November 17, /ARKA/. Unibank said in a statement today its fixed deposits doubled in late October from a year before rising approximately to 76.3 billion Drams.

According to the statement, the volume of individual fixed deposits rose to 50 billion Drams, corporate fixed deposits rose by 5.4 times from January 2008 to 26 billion Drams. In this sense Unibank remains one of the leaders in Armenia’s banking sector.
Presently Unibank offers a series of personalized deposits-Uni-Champion, Uni-Accumulative, Unistream-Express, Stability, Time privileged deposits.

The maximum interest rate on deposits in Armenian Drams is 10% and 9% in hard currencies.

As of late September 2009 Unibank’s assets totaled 107.4 billion Drams, liabilities-95.7 billion Drams, liabilities before clients -88.5 billion Drams, its aggregate capital was 11.6 billion Drams, the net profit in January-September totaled 455 million Drams.($1 – 387.74 Drams). -0-

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