Commercial Bank OJSC Unibank has commissioned additional capital subsidiary.
As reported in the bank, the new branch is located on the street. Gencleri 27 C, settl. Bakikhanov (next to the shopping center Bak?khanov), Sabunchu.
The branch will carry out retail lending. Special attention will also be given credit instruments aimed at the development of small business and private entrepreneurship. Customers will be offered a wide range of products and services: cash settlement transactions, registration of deposits, money transfers, plastic card, utilities, etc.
The Bank currently operates through 32 branches and one office, including 20 regional offices. -15D -
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