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  • "Anelik Bank" Increases Its Capital By 2.5 Times

    "ANELIK BANK" INCREASES ITS CAPITAL BY 2.5 TIMES

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/
    06.07.2009 21:41 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Anelik Bank" will increase its capital by 2.5
    times after entering into alliance with Lebanese Credit Bank, which
    has acquired 51% of Armenian bank's shares, "Anelik Bank" CJSC's
    Board Chairman Samvel Chzmachian told a news conference. Earlier,
    the bank enjoyed the reputation of Armenia's best labor bank,
    because since its inception, it generated its capital due to its own
    work and its own income, he said. "Only during the recent years when
    Armenia's banking system became more attractive to foreign investors,
    we started to fall behind the paces of its development," he said. In
    that period, the bank faced the need of increasing its capital,
    and was lucky enough to find a an investor like the Lebanese Credit
    Bank. "The transaction is advantageous to both "Anelik Bank" which
    will increase its capital by 2.5 times and the Lebanese Bank. There's
    a special connection between Lebanon Armenia and Russia, because our
    subsidiary bank has been operating in Russia for many years."

    Armenian bank's board chairman stressed the great positive importance
    of the transaction, especially in crisis circumstances.

    In his turn, Credit Bank's board chair Tarek Khalife added that the
    process of acquiring "Anelik Bank's" shares started much before the
    world crisis. "Crisis is a temporary phenomenon, while our transaction
    has long-term perspectives," he said, adding that the transaction
    will help the bank to develop with new assets because the new shares
    acquired will help the bank increase its capital by AMD 15 billion. In
    that connection, Khalife said that Armenia's economy and banking system
    will develop, making the country a banking centre on CIS territory.

    According to the Lebanese Bank's board chair, the deal will help
    increase the level of services rendered.

    Khalife expressed gratitude to RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan,
    "Anelik Bank's" board chairman Samvel Chzmachian and all other
    interested parties.
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