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    CBA PRESIDENT ARTHUR JAVADYAN: ARMENIAN BAD CREDITS INDICATORS ARE ONE OF THE BESTS IN THE WORLD

    ARMENPRESS
    3 October, 2012
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, OCTOBER 3, ARMENPRESS: The indicators of bad (expired and
    non-refunded) credits of the Republic of Armenia are one of the bests
    not only in the CIS region, but also in Europe. It was announced by
    the President of the Central Bank of Armenia Arthur Javadyan during
    the state budget performance report 2011 of the Republic of Armenia
    on October 3.

    "We have one of the best indicators for bad credit in the world. At
    this moment their level is within 4% of the general amount. In
    separate programs the indicators vary. The least is in the field of
    agriculture", - stated Arthur Javadyan.

    "Here as well the return level is the same - 99%. By the estimate, we
    have 350 non-performing loans", - said the President of the Central
    Bank of Armenia, adding that the information is available in the
    CBA annual report and was published in the official website of the
    Central Bank.

    As reported by Armenpress, in response to the Arthur Javadyan's
    announcement the Deputy of the Armenian National Congress Faction of
    the National Assembly Nikol Pashinyan expressed his concern about the
    "99% of return level", particularly mentioning about the applicants
    to get other loans to cover the available ones.

    Responding to this concern, the President of the Central Bank of
    Armenia Arthur Javadyan stated that he did not consider the option
    of "covering the loan by a loan" to be possible, as the loans,
    provided by subsidies of the Government of Armenia, were with quite
    low percentage. "I do not think that they take bad credits from other
    banks to cover this one", - stated Arthur Javadyan.

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