Investment portfolio of Armenian credit organizations totaled 99.70 billion drams at the end of the third quarter

YEREVAN, November 10. /ARKA/. As of September 30, 2026, the aggregate investment portfolio of Armenian credit organizations stood at 99.70 billion drams, according to data from an ARKA news agency bulletin.

This figure is based on data from 18 of the 44 credit organizations included in the bulletin. It accounts for 10.89% of the sector’s total assets.

As of the end of September 2026, the portfolio structure is as follows:

— investments available for sale: 35.52 billion drams (35.63% of the portfolio);

— equity investments in other entities: 32.66 billion drams (32.76%);

— investments held to maturity: 27.19 billion drams (27.27%);

— financial investments for commercial purposes (for resale): 4.33 billion drams (4.34%).

The five largest credit organizations by investment volume account for 87.38% of the total investment portfolio of the 18 organizations, amounting to 87.11 billion drams. The top five are:

— “Bnakaran Yeritasardnerin” (Housing for Young People): 54.91 billion drams

— “Global Credit”: 13.99 billion drams

— “National Mortgage Company”: 6.38 billion drams

— “CRIA”: 5.95 billion drams

— “BLESS”: 5.88 billion drams

Source: Financial and Economic Bulletin by the ARKA agency, “Credit Organizations of Armenia (Key Performance Indicators) – Q3 2026.”

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