Armenian banks spend average of $8,000 on development of their official websites

YEREVAN, December 3, /ARKA/. Armenian banks spend an average of $8000 on development of their official websites, according to a study conducted by Arcaler Scorecard company by CY-PR. com methodology.

It has examined 23 websites of Armenian banks to have found out that 4 websites’ cost was more than $8,000, 16 –more than $7,000, three websites’ cost was below $2,000. The first three banks, by the cost of their websites, were Ardshininvestbank – $29,425,

HSBC Bank Armenia -$29,353, Conversebank $9,615.

The list of top ten websites comprised also Bank Anelik -$8,943, Bank VTB Armenia- $8,943, Ameriabank – $7,00, Inecobank -$7,800, Areximbank Gazprombank Group – $7,755, ACBA Credit Agricole Bank -$7,743, Araratbank – $7,623. The total cost of all 23 websites was $201,438. For comparison, Russian Gazprombank spent $168,633 on development of its official website and the Comerica Bank of the USA – $117,093. CY-PR.com methodology is a system of complex analysis of domains and websites by various parameters.  -0-

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