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International Summit Future of Banking conducted with sponsorship from PASHA Bank
In Paris ended the 4th Summit Future of Banking, organized by a division of The Economist - The Economist Conferences - at the general sponsorship of one of the largest banks in Azerbaijan - PASHA Bank.
As in past events, the summit was attended by representatives of leading banks, financial regulators, and government officials. The speakers of the summit were such famous personalities as French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, Michel Barnier, CEO of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan Rashad Orujov, Chairman Farid Akhundov PASHA Bank, Vice President of Garanti Bank Ebru Edin, Bloomberg LP Chairman Peter Grier and other famous personalities.
The main themes of the event was to discuss issues related to the further future of the banking sector on a global scale, the application of new standards, such as requirements of Basel III, the prospects of doing business in developing countries and other up-to-date topics.
PASHA Bank is a leading corporate bank in Azerbaijan. Founded in 2007, the Bank provides a wide range of corporate banking services, including credit, market operations of the securities, asset management and treasury services. In PASHA Bank, presented by the head office and four branch offices, working 207 people. As part of "Europe Banking Awards 2011" was declared the "Best Investment Bank of Azerbaijan."
PASHA Bank is part of PASHA Group - a major investment holding company in Azerbaijan, which are widespread in sectors such as insurance, construction, building materials, tourism and other business areas. Capital Bank, one of the largest banks in the retail market of Azerbaijan, also belongs to the group of companies PASHA. -15D -
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