A new branch Ganjlik of OJSC Ata Bank opened in the Narimanov district. It is located at 3A Koroglu Rahimov Street and provides a wide range of services to individuals and legal entities, according to the press release from the bank.
The new branch offers customers all kinds of banking services, including cash and settlement transactions, loans on favorable terms, deposits, money transfers, receiving various kinds of plastic cards, currency exchange, and payment of utilities.
Functioning since 1993, Ata Bank OJSC has a network of 27 branches and sub-branches in Baku and regions of the country. The bank provides a full range of services to corporate and private clients. -0--
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