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Armenian central bank has no connection with ‘Banks, Loans, Investments and Economy’ expo

YEREVAN, November 15. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia reported Wednesday that it has no connection with the expo ‘Banks, Loans, Investments and Economy’, despite the event organizers has used the logo of the regulator.

The company ‘Queen Nefertiti Center’ has announced that the expo will be held in Yerevan on November 23 and 24.

“The Central Bank of Armenia welcomes all the initiatives boosting banking activity, but it reports that the central bank is absolutely not connected with the mentioned event and it doesn’t take any part in it,” the regulator’s press release says.

The regulator also says that the organizer company has used its logo without the latter’s consent. -0–

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