New Office Of The Branch Of Armenian Credit Organization “Finca” Will Open On November 12 In Ashtarak

YEREVAN, November 8. /ARKA/. Opening ceremony of the new office of Universal Credit Organization (UCO) “Finca” will take place on November 12 in Ashtarak.

Founders of the company, members of Board Directorate, management of UCO “Finca”, officials of the company “Finca International Inc.” and mass media representatives will participate in it.

CJSC “Finca” was established on March 28, 2006. The main shareholder is “Finca International Inc.” Which is an international company on micro-financing. It operates in 21 countries of the world and gives credits to entrepreneurs having small income.

UCO “Finca” is one of the leading financial structure of Armenia having 18 sub-divisions in the regions of the country and about 36000 clients.

Credit portfolio of the company is 7.5 billion drams as of November 1, 2010. CJSC “Finca” provides credits called “Group”, “Individual” and “Agricultural”. ($1 – 362.99 drams). –0–

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