Branch of Khalg Bank in White City
The 8th in a row metropolitan branch of JSC Khalg Bank has opened in Baku at AZ 1025, 25E Nobel Avenue. It is led by Sevinj Akhundova. Interested people can call (+994 12) 404 81 15 (16).
The unit entitled Ag Shahar as well as its other "brothers" provides customers with a full range of banking services on weekdays from 9:30 in the morning till 17:00, Turan was told in the bank.
JSC Khalg Bank is the only one of the big banks, whose regional network of branches is wider than the metropolitan network - 19 to 8.
JSC khalg Bank received its banking license on December 30, 2004. Its shareholders are 3 legal entities: LLC Ideal Business (50%), LLC Euro Standard (33.85%) and LLC Avant-garde - 1 (16.15%).
The Chairman of the Supervisory Board is Asim Mammadli. The Chairman of the Board of the bank is Elkhan Aghayev. --17D-
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