Access Bank to Receive New Loan of EUR 20 Million
JSC Access Bank will receive an additional credit line from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
According to the report of the European investor, it is the second tranche in the amount of 20 million Euros. The goal is to credit private small and medium enterprises in Azerbaijan. The funds are allocated unanimously because Access Bank is a leading local financial institution that funds relatively small businesses.
JSC Access Bank with a capital of AZN 85 million was founded on October 29, 2002. Its founders are 100% foreign financial institutions: Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Finance Corporation, KfW Development Bank of Germany (20%), Access Microfinance Holding AG (16.53%), and LFS Financial Systems GmbH (3.47%). --17D-
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