Turan Bank to Obtain the Required Seven Million
JSC Turan Bank will receive $ 7 million for the development of lending to micro, small and medium enterprises. Yesterday the International Finance Corporation (IFC) approved the release of this amount, the bank said in a statement on its website.
According to the material, the allocation of the credit has been reviewed and pre-approved on 21 November. The purpose of the corporation is diversification and facilitating funding for the bank to support its operations in the sector of small and medium enterprises and promoting the development of non-oil sector of the local economy.
Turan Bank began operations in June 1992. Its shareholders are 6 legal entities (share 29.11%) and 22 individuals (70.89%). The bank has been dealing with small businesses since 2007. Its authorized capital is 47,002,080 manat. --17D-
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