Anelik Bank’s calendar the best in the banks’ competition

YEREVAN, February 23. /ARKA/. The 2015 calendar prepared by Anelik Bank was acknowledged to be the best at a competition held by the trade union of banks and credit organizations, the press office of the bank reported.

Some fourteen banks and one credit organization participated in the contest.

The diploma was handed to the winner on February 19 at an official awarding ceremony in the Central Bank of Armenia.

The head of PR at the bank Astghik Martirosyan said their marketing team had thoroughly worked over the calendar to summarize the history of money which was selected as a topic.

Anelik Bank established in 1990 is owned now fully by Lebanese CreditBank.

The bank’s assets grew last year by 45% to 87 billion drams, up from 60 billion drams in 2013; its liabilities grew by almost 55% to have reached 72.6 billion drams, while its loan portfolio surged by more than 50% to 58.6 billion drams. Net profit stood at 335.2 million drams against 1,444.2 million drams in loss in 2013. ($1 – 479.16 drams). –0–

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