Bank of Baku gives 10 million health workers for a period of 2.5 years
In connection with the professional holiday of workers of Azerbaijan Medical June 17 Bank of Baku announces preferential credit campaign.
Under the terms of the campaign Bank of Baku announced a 3% discount on the annual interest rate cash loans for health care facilities. The maximum loan amount is 10 thousand manats. Term is up to 30 months.
Employees of medical institutions have a cooperation agreement with the "Bank of Baku", as well as repeat customers of the bank can only get credit for presenting proof of identity. Preferential credit campaign for employees of medical institutions begins June 7 and ends July 7, 2013
To learn more about the conditions of this campaign, you can call the Information Center Bank of Baku on a short telephone number 145. - 17D-
Economics
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