HSBC BANK ARMENIA ANNOUNCE ITS BEST TRADE CUSTOMERS OF 2009
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 4, 2010 - 14:15 AMT 09:15 GMT
HSBC Bank Armenia cjsc held its first Trade Award ceremony and
announced its Best Trade Customers of 2009 on May 4, at its Yerevan
head office. It also announced the launch of a new Trade Academy in
Armenia, in cooperation with the SME Development National Centre.
Five customers each received Trade Award Certificates from Stuart
Nivison, Head of HSBC Trade and Supply Chain Europe, and a prize
of AMD one million to be used towards trade facilities. Awards were
granted in the following categories: Best Trade Customer; Best Trade
Customer - Documentary Credits; Best Trade Customer - Bank Guarantees;
Best Trade Customer - Collections and Best Trade Newcomer. The Trade
Awards are conducted on annual basis and may be expanded in the future.
"Across Europe and here in Armenia HSBC is focused on providing
advice and support to companies that want to trade and invest
internationally. These Trade Awards are an important recognition of
success and we hope the winners help to inspire and motivate others,"
said Stuart Nivison.
To increase trade activity and encourage businesses to look
internationally for opportunities, HSBC Bank Armenia has teamed up with
the SME Development National Centre and have drawn up a statement of
intent to work together to support trade in Armenia. The key element
of this is the delivery of Trade Academy workshops to educate and raise
awareness of trade related issues, and to simplify the whole end-to-end
process for customers and businesses trading internationally.
"In a country like Armenia it is vital to have a developed
infrastructure for trade finance and HSBC, with its 140 years of
trade expertise, is best positioned to deliver the required financial
education to Armenian importers and exporters," said Aram Pinajyan,
HSBC Bank Armenia Head of Commercial Banking.
"In the current economic climate it is paramount to help businesses
trade beyond national boundaries and in particular to encourage and
support Armenia's export businesses," added Arthur Petrosyan, HSBC
Bank Armenia Trade and Supply Chain Manager.
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 4, 2010 - 14:15 AMT 09:15 GMT
HSBC Bank Armenia cjsc held its first Trade Award ceremony and
announced its Best Trade Customers of 2009 on May 4, at its Yerevan
head office. It also announced the launch of a new Trade Academy in
Armenia, in cooperation with the SME Development National Centre.
Five customers each received Trade Award Certificates from Stuart
Nivison, Head of HSBC Trade and Supply Chain Europe, and a prize
of AMD one million to be used towards trade facilities. Awards were
granted in the following categories: Best Trade Customer; Best Trade
Customer - Documentary Credits; Best Trade Customer - Bank Guarantees;
Best Trade Customer - Collections and Best Trade Newcomer. The Trade
Awards are conducted on annual basis and may be expanded in the future.
"Across Europe and here in Armenia HSBC is focused on providing
advice and support to companies that want to trade and invest
internationally. These Trade Awards are an important recognition of
success and we hope the winners help to inspire and motivate others,"
said Stuart Nivison.
To increase trade activity and encourage businesses to look
internationally for opportunities, HSBC Bank Armenia has teamed up with
the SME Development National Centre and have drawn up a statement of
intent to work together to support trade in Armenia. The key element
of this is the delivery of Trade Academy workshops to educate and raise
awareness of trade related issues, and to simplify the whole end-to-end
process for customers and businesses trading internationally.
"In a country like Armenia it is vital to have a developed
infrastructure for trade finance and HSBC, with its 140 years of
trade expertise, is best positioned to deliver the required financial
education to Armenian importers and exporters," said Aram Pinajyan,
HSBC Bank Armenia Head of Commercial Banking.
"In the current economic climate it is paramount to help businesses
trade beyond national boundaries and in particular to encourage and
support Armenia's export businesses," added Arthur Petrosyan, HSBC
Bank Armenia Trade and Supply Chain Manager.