On St. Valentine’s Day RESO insurance company offers gift insurance cards

YEREVAN, February 14. / ARKA /. On St. Valentine’s Day RESO insurance company offered its customers to buy Gift Insurance cards for their loved ones worth from 10,000 to 50,000 drams. Gift card allows its owner to insure not only his/her car, property and a travel, but also against various incidents.

RESO’s assets in 2013 amounted to 7.626.1 billion drams surging by 62.5 % from the previous year; its liabilities doubled to 6.423.4 billion drams while its capital dropped by 20 percent to 1.202.7 billion drams.

RESO launched activities in Armenia in 2008.  Its shares are owned by Poligrafia Company (50%) and CIS Equity Partners Ltd (50 %). The company is part of RESO Group that comprises more than 20 insurance, pension, property development, automotive, medical and leasing companies across Russia and former Soviet republics.  ($1 – 412.25 drams). M.M.-0–0-

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