Bank VTB (Armenia) CEO to speak about its five-year operation in Armenia

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YEREVAN, May 17, /ARKA/. On Wednesday, May 18, the international press center Novostri-Armenia will host Valery Ovsyanikov, CEO of Bank VTB (Armenia) for a news conference. Mr. Ovsyanikov will speak about the bank’s five-year record of performance in Armenia and its financial indicators in 2010 and the first quarter of 2011. The news conference is scheduled at 12. pm. -0-

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