Next year, Capital Bank will provide additional 30 ATMs for pensioners
Due to efforts of Capital Bank in 2013 the Azerbaijani pensioners would have access to an additional 30 ATMs. Thus, the number will exceed 470 units across the country.
According to today's meeting of Parliament Chairman of the State Social Protection Fund (SSPF) Salim Muslimov, recently the recipients of pensions from the outposts of the Shirvan and Neftchala districts will benefit from cash dispensing equipment. The head of the state fund said that the rapid solution to rapid financial services to the public of the locations associated with the discussion of the problems with the management of the said bank and the International Bank of Azerbaijan (the principal owners of the "social ATMs").
According to Muslimov, IBA soon plans to use two more mobile ATMs, as well as set one fixed ATM in Tovuz. - 17D-
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