Assets of armenia’s Credit Organizations increased by 6.5% to AMD 290.6 billion

YEREVAN, November 17. /ARKA/. Assets of Armenia’s credit organizations have grown 6.5% over the first nine months of this year to about AMD 290.6 billion.

Bnakaran Yeritasardnerin is singled out in ARKA News Agency’s analysis for the largest amount of assets – this universal credit organization’s assets grew 55% in the nine months to AMD 65.4 billion. Its share in aggregate assets of Armenia’s credit organizations is 22.5%.

National Mortgage Company, with its AMD 37.9 billion, 8.9% nine-month growth and 13.05% share in aggregate assets, is the second biggest asset owner.

FINCA, with its AMD 28.2 billion, 5.7% decline and 9.72% share, came third in ARKA News Agency’s ranking.

Aregak and Kamurj universal credit organizations were fourth and fifth in the ranking – Aregak with its AMD 17 billion, 4.5% growth and 5.85% share and Kamurj with AMD 16 billion 1.4% and 5.5% respectively.

There were 32 credit organizations in Armenia in late September 2015. ($1 – AMD 481.88). —0—-

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