ACBA-Credit Agricole bank’s “Vedi” branch moves to new building

YEREVAN, April 20. /ARKA/. “Vedi” branch of ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank moved to a new convenient building, the bank’s press service reports ARKA on Friday.

The new address for the branch is 42/2, Araratyan, Vedi town.

“The new branch meets the highest European standards and will ensure improving the bank’s service quality in Vedi,” the press release says.

According to the source, this fact proves the bank’s priority to provide its customers with the high-level services meeting high criteria all over Armenia.

ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank was founded in 1996. Its major shareholders are the French Credit Agricole SA (15.56%), SACAM International (12.44%), as well as unions of farmers in 10 regions of Armenia, including Armavir province (14.08%) and Ararat province ( 12.28%). -0-

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