Unibank branch opened in the centre of Yerevan

YEREVAN, 15 July. /ARKA/. Unibank has opened a  new branch in the centre of Yerevan at Byron 1, offering all necessary conditions for fast, high quality and comfortable customer service, the bank’s press service reports.

The Byron branch will provide the full package of banking services, while specialising in servicing and lending to corporate clients. For small and medium-sized businesses the new branch will provide centralised service.

The expansion of the branch network is due to the growing number of the bank’s clients and the creation of even more comfortable service conditions. Unibank will continue to expand its branch network by opening new branches in Yerevan and in the regions. -0-

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