Central Bank of Armenia registers new crediting organization

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YEREVAN, February 7. / ARKA /. A new universal crediting organization “Credo Finance”, was registered by Armenia’s Central Bank Board on February 5 receiving a license to operate in the country from February 5.

Today there are 33 registered crediting organizations in the country. -0-

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