Total Amount Of Armenian Crediting Organizations’ Liabilities Contract By 3.9% To 53.8 Billion Drams

YEREVAN, November 16, /ARKA/. The total amount of Armenian crediting organizations’ liabilities contracted by 3.9% in the third quarter of 2010 to 53.8 billion Drams, according to a Central Bank of Armenia review on the performance of crediting organizations in the third quarter. Their liabilities to banks and other financial organizations fell by 7.8% to 29.2 billion Drams.

The volume of time liabilities to individuals grew by 6.3% to 3.2 billion Drams, while the amount of liabilities to legal entities, including the liabilities to the government, grew by 0.3% to 18.8 billion Drams.

The volume of call liabilities fell to 213.8 million Drams from 219.6 million Drams at the beginning of the quarter. Other liabilities of crediting organizations increased by 6% to 1.5 billion Drams. The volume of accrued interest dropped by 6.1% to 788.9 million Drams. There are 32 crediting organizations in Armenia now with 62 branches. ($1 – 363.27 Drams). –0–

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