Nikolay Hovhanessyan appointed as acting CEO of ACBA- CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK

YEREVAN, March 25. / ARKA /. ACBA- CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK Board has appointed today Nikolay Hovhanessyan as Acting Chief Executive Officer of the bank. The previous CEO, Stepan Gishyan, died on March 22 at the age of 49.

“Nikolay Hovhanessyan has contributed greatly to the development of ACBA- CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK,’ a bank press release says.

It says Hovhanessyan has worked for the bank since its inception. In 1996-2003 he served as head of a branch in Armavir. In 2000-2006 he was a member of the Board of the Bank of Farmers Mutual Assistance, which in 2006 was reorganized into JSC ACBA- CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK.

From 2003 to this day he has been a member of the board of directors of the credit organization ACBA Leasing.

In 2003-2006 he served as Deputy General Director of the Bank of Farmers Mutual Assistance and since 2006 he has been Deputy CEO of ACBA- CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK.-0-

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