IBA-Moscow Repays Two Syndicated Loans
The Moscow subsidiary of the International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA-Moscow) repaid two syndicated loans totaling $ 104 million.
According to the report, the first of them (in the amount of $ 50 million) was brought together from JSC Novikombank, JSC MSP Bank, JSC Bank Uralsib and JSC RosEuroBank.
The second one (in the amount of $ 54 million) was also attracted from a group of leading Russian and Latvian banks.
Bank IBA-Moscow was founded in 2002. Its network consists of 14 sales offices in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg. --17D-
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