The Yasamal branch of Azer-Turk Bank, which covers the entire range of banking services, opened in Baku today. The new branch of the bank is located at 89 Gutkashenly Street.
In July, the bank opened its Sub-branch No1 in the capital. The sub-branch is located in the service ASAN №5 located in the Nizami district of Baku, 115 Heydar Aliyev Avenue. Clients that contact ASAN will be provided banking services by the Azer-Turk Bank sub-branch.
Today Azer-Turk Bank has a network of five branches, two of which are located in Ganja and Nakhchivan
Azer-Turk Bank was established in 1995. Currently, 75% stake in the bank is owned by the state, the bank’s website reported. -0--
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