BTA Bank Armenia revises downward annual fee for servicing MasterCard Gold cards

YEREVAN, February 17, /ARKA/. BTA Bank Armenia has revised downward the annual servicing fee for MasterCard Gold plastic cards from 30,000 Drams to 12,000 Drams, the bank’s press office said today.

It said also it has reduced the minimum amount on the balance from 20,000 Drams to 10,000 Drams, from $70 to $30, from 60 euros to 20 euros and from 2,000 Russian rubles to one thousand rubles. Late last year the bank’s total capital stood at 5.2 billion Drams, its assets stood at 8.2 billion Drams and liabilities stood at 3 billion Drams.

BTA Bank Armenia is a subsidiary of Kazakh BTA Bank that has offices in Russia, Ukraine, China and the United Arab Emirates.  -0-

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