In the capital held grand opening of the new branch of NIKOIL | BANK
NIKOIL | BANK held a grand opening event for its 9th branch in the capital, located in the Narimanov district, at the address 62A Kadyrbekov Street.
The opening ceremony was attended by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Azerbaijan Vladimir Dorokhin.
Branch № 9 provides a full range of banking services: operations on deposits, loans and bank cards, different types of money transfers, payment of utilities and service providers, as well as rental of safe deposit boxes.
Also, it should be noted that prior to March 29 NIKOIL | BANK holds a deposit campaign SEMENI, offering the highest insured annual interest rate and the opportunity to participate in an instant 100% of winning the lottery.
Under the terms of shares, each depositor has 12% per annum with the possibility of removal of the monthly interest VISA GOLD plastic card as a gift, and guaranteed a valuable gift to participate in a stimulating instant lottery. The minimum contribution to the campaign SEMENI is 1000 AZN or USD and the deposit period can vary from 1 year to 3 years. - 15D -
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- Politics
- 6 March 2013 18:31
Economics
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