AtaBank offers its clients a new product - the Tour of Credit.
The annual interest rate on the loan product is 18%, with 30% down payment, and the loan amounts from the 6-month salary to a maximum of the equivalent of 5,000 manat.
A credit is given for up to 12 months only to citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan in manats, U.S. dollars and euros. The customer is to have total work experience of at least 1 year, and has to be no younger than 22 years. But in the case of part-time at the same place for less than 6 months, you must provide a copy of the work book.
For the issuance of a loan in excess of 3,000 manat a surety is required. It is repayable in equal monthly installments. The actual interest rate on the loan starts with 19.04%.
More extensive information about the products and services of AtaBank can be found at www.atabank.com and in the pages of social network www.facebook.com/atabank.
In operation since 1993, AtaBank is one of the largest commercial structures of Azerbaijan. Now, AtaBank is considered a universal high-tech bank. The Bank provides a full range of services to corporate and private clients. -15D -
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