Ani Makaryan to head Central Depository of Armenia

YEREVAN, October 8. /ARКА/. Ani Makaryan will head the Central Depository of Armenia from October 8.

This decision was made by the Supervisory Board of the Central Depository of Armenia (CDA), CDA press service reported.

Makaryan has almost 20 years of successful work experience in the financial sector and has made a major contribution to the implementation of a number of projects related to the entire system. She has held senior positions, including in the Central Bank.

Currently, the Central Depository of Armenia is implementing a new development strategy, which will also provide new technological opportunities to Armenia and Armenian investors. -0-

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