Armenian banks’ customers grow to 1.282 million people

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YEREVAN, January 10, /ARKA/. The overall number of customers of commercial banks in Armenia in October 2011 grew by 1.7% from September to 1, 282, 852 people, according to the National Statistical Service.

According to official data, 94% of all customers or 1,213,880 people were individuals. Their number was said to have grown by 1.9% from September. The number of corporate customers dropped by 0.6% from September to 68, 972. ($1- 386.15 drams). -0-

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