Converse Bank opens new branch in Ashtarak

YEREVAN, March 26. / ARKA /. Armenian Converse Bank has opened today a new, 34th branch in the town of Ashtarak, the administrative center of Ararat province. The new branch meets the best standards of providing modern banking services. It is furnished with modern equipment and qualified employees, the bank said in a press release.

Earlier this month the bank opened a new branch in Davidashen district in Yerevan and moved its branch in the town of Sevan to a new building with improved conditions.

The bank runs 15 branches in Yerevan and 19 in the provinces, including two Post bank branches in Yerevan and Kapan in the southern region of Syunik.

Over the last year the number of the bank’s customers increased by 40% and the number of plastic cards, issued by Converse Bank increased by 90% to 100 thousand. -0-

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