A subsidiary of the International Bank of Azerbaijan Bank "IBA- Moscow" introduces a new contribution "Maximum benefit".
As reported in the bank, money in this contribution received in rubles, for a period of 12 months. The annual interest rate is 10.5% with a minimum initial deposit amount of 30,000 rubles and 11 % with a minimum initial deposit amount of 300,000 rubles.
The possibility of replenishment exists. Also provides for the possibility of removing part of the deposit to the size of the minimum amount established by the provisions of the original deposit amount, but not exceeding two (2 ) times during the term.
Coupon interest paid on the deposit amount - monthly, by their capitalization (deduction of accrued interest to the deposit amount).
Today, the bank also receives funds on deposits Savings, Term, Universal and Universal +.
Bank IBA- Moscow was founded January 24, 2002 and is a resident of the Bank of the Russian Federation with 100 % foreign capital. IBA holds a 100 % stake in the bank. - 15B -
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