Artur Nakhshikyan has joined the Supervisory Board of Unibank

YEREVAN, June 30. /ARKA/. Artur Nakhshikyan, Director of Operational Risk Management at the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, has been elected as an independent member of Unibank’s Supervisory Board. The decision was made at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of “Unibank” OJSC held on June 22, 2026.

Over the past twenty years, Artur Nakhshikyan has held a number of leading positions in the financial sector, including at the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia.

He is also a member of the Board of the Central Depository of Armenia and the non-profit organization “Economic Development and Research.”

The General Meeting also approved the following composition of members of Unibank’s Supervisory Board: Gagik Zakaryan (Chairman), George Piskov, Vardan Atayan, Philippe René Marc Delmotte (independent member), Rouben Indjikian (independent member), Karine Minasyan (independent member), and Artur Nakhshikyan (independent member).

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