International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) has won 38 in a ranking of the position of the magazine Business New Europe "TOP 200 European and Asian banks."
As reported in the bank, in the ranking of the largest banks include Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus, Uzbekistan and Moldova. Is the basis for ranking of the magazine took the measure of banks' assets. As noted in the journal, the IBA assets as of the end of the first half exceeded $ 6.5 billion.
"IBA is the only bank in the country, included in the list of the largest 50 banks in the region. Remarkable for us is also the fact that a subsidiary of the IBA, "Bank IBA - Moscow" also entered the TOP 200," is said in the statement.
Business New Europe's largest media company, which covers business, finance and economic policy in the countries of the Balkans, the Baltics, the Caucasus, Central Asia and Turkey. Business New Europe was founded in 2006 with headquarters in Moscow. The company produces a monthly magazine "Business New Europe". -15D -
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