VTB bank (Armenia) and Rosgosstrakh Armenia offer loans for purchase of car insurance policies

YEREVAN, July 8. /ARKA/. VTB Bank (Armenia) jointly with Rosgosstrakh Armenia  insurance company have unveiled an ‘exclusive’ product – a loan for the purchase of mandatory motor car and  CASCO insurance policies of Rosgosstrakh Armenia, the bank’s press service said in a press release. The move is designed to reduce customer’s financial burden.

The insurance policies can be obtained at Rosgosstrakh Armenia offices and at the branches of VTB Bank (Armenia).

“The loan processing procedure will take no more than 20 minutes. The applicants will have to have with them only an identity document, social card and the technical passport of the vehicle. The loan is granted for a period of 1 year,” the press release said.

More information about the terms of the loan can be obtained by calling VTB Bank (Armenia) phone 87-87, or by visiting any of the 67 branches of the bank.

VTB Bank was entirely acquired by Russian VTB Group in 2004. Rosgosstrakh Armenia was established in 2008 and runs 50 offices in Armenia.-0-

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