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  • Banks To Provide More Credits Due To New Policy Of Supervision

    BANKS TO PROVIDE MORE CREDITS DUE TO NEW POLICY OF SUPERVISION
    By Ara Martirosian, Translated by L.H.

    AZG Armenian Daily #164
    11/09/2007

    Economy

    "The new policy of the Central Bank of Armenia is directed to make
    softer the supervision of banks, which will contribute to the increase
    of the bank credits and spread of bank services in the provinces and
    villages of Armenia", announced the Head of the Central Bank Department
    of the Financial System Supervision Policy and Analyses Davit Sargsian
    at a press conference on September 6. He also mentioned that the
    banking system of Armenia passes to its third period of development:
    the first period finished in 1995-1996, when trade banks started
    their activities in Armenia (at that time 70 banks acted in Armenia),
    the international standards were implemented in the system during the
    second period, and the aim of the third period is to increase rapidly
    the financial mediation: growth of the credit values and availability
    of the financial services.

    "In the beginning of this year the Central Bank made softer its
    policy of realization normatives of banks; due to that policy the
    banks increased their credit values by 27 billion AMD", mentioned
    Davit Sargsian.

    Another package of normative changes will spur on the financial
    services in the provinces of Armenia with the help of the itinerant
    activity; it means that the representatives of the banks will travel
    by the villages and give credits.

    The above-mentioned changes will contribute to the growth of the
    credit values by 60 per cent.

    It is foreseen to record a big growth in the market of mortgage
    crediting: an increase of 30-35 percent in the sphere of agricultural
    and industrial crediting.

    The credit interest will fall down according to the Head of the
    Department of the Financial System Supervision Policy and Analyses. It
    has a decrease of 0,5 percent in the eight months of this year. The
    business credit interests decreased to 14-14,5 percent, and the
    consumer credits from 21 percent to 19 percent
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