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ARKA News Agency releases 4th Q 2010 issue of “Credit Organizations of Armenia” bulletin

YEREVAN, February 14. /ARKA/. ARKA News Agency has released the 4th Q 2010 issue of “Credit Organizations of Armenia” financial and economic bulletin.

This quarterly product is based on credit organizations’ financial reports published in newspapers.

As a rule, the bulletin contains about 43 pages of tables and consists of 11 main sections – General Characteristics of Credit Organizations, Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Profits/Losses, Normative Indicators of Credit Organizations’ Activities, Capitalization Indicators, Profits and Income, Aggregate Indicators of Credit Organizations’ Activities (summary) and Main Services of Credit Organizations.

The bulletin presents overall picture of Armenian credit organizations’ financial state and contains comparable analysis of their activities.

The product also contains technical and methodological comments on the tables presented here.

ARKA News Agency started operating on May 1, 1996. The news agency focuses on financial, economic and political information.

In 1999, the agency started issuing “Banks of Armenia” quarterly, in March 2005 “Credit Organizations of Armenia”, and in July 2008 “Insurance Companies of Armenia”.-0-

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