JSC Capital Bank in order to optimize the network opened the 90th branch - this time in the Ganjlik Mall next to the Ganjlik metro station.
The new branch offers various types of consumer and business loans, payment cards, money transfers, as well as settlement and cash services, deposits, payment of public utilities and communications, currency exchange, opening bank accounts and so forth.
JSC Capital Bank (former Savings Bank) is the oldest and largest bank in the country in the segment of clients and branch network. The main owner of its shares (99.87%) is LLC Pasha Holding.
A general meeting of its shareholders is scheduled for May 27. It will decide on the distribution of the profit for 2015. --17D-
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