CBA registered termination of the activity of “VTB leasing” Armenia, VTB, leasing

Loans

YEREVAN, December 27. /ARKA/. Upon the decree of the Chairman of CB Armenia Artur Javadyan, the activity of leasing credit organization “VTB Leasing” was terminated and the organization was considered bankrupt.

CB Armenia reissued the licenses for the implementation of pawn-shop activity of Fast Credit Ltd and Credit Ause LTD. Express Vip Service cjsc and Gold Chance Ltd were provided for organization of pawn-shops.

The branch of Freshe Ltd №3 was awarded license for the implementation of deals of currency exchange.

License № 504 and V-I-F Business are considered ineffective.—0-

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