Customer base of Armenian commercial banks reached 1, 322, 288 in November 2011

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YEREVAN, February 8, /ARKA/. The customer base of Armenian commercial banks increased 3.1% to 1, 322, 288 as of November 2011 compared to October, Armenian National Statistics Service website reports.

Individuals amounted to 1, 252, 870 making up more than 94.8% of the customer base, a 3.2% increase from October.

The number of corporate customers shrank 0.6% to 69, 972 compared to October. There are 21 banks operating in Armenia. (($1- 388.11 drams).-0-

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