Ardshinbank Participates in International Exhibition in China
YEREVAN, September 23. /ARKA/. From September 8 to 11, Ardshinbank participated in the International Exhibition for Cooperation between Banks and Enterprises in Xiamen, China. The event was held as part of the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair.
This year’s event brought together financial institutions and businesses from various countries to exchange experience and explore new areas of cooperation.
Ardshinbank’s participation focused on gaining a deeper understanding of the Chinese market and its financial and business environment, as well as establishing new connections with Chinese and international financial institutions and companies.
“Participation in this event provides a valuable opportunity to gain first-hand insight into the specifics of the Chinese market and to understand the demand for financial solutions and forms of cooperation there. Meetings with representatives of international financial institutions and businesses enable us to identify specific areas for potential cooperation and establish new business connections. These interactions are also important from the perspective of developing Armenian-Chinese trade and economic relations, as new business ties can lay the groundwork for future cooperation,” said Astghik Manrikyan, Deputy Director of Investment Banking and Head of the Investor Relations Department at Ardshinbank.
Ardshinbank is Armenia’s leading bank. It provides a wide range of universal banking services, offering solutions in retail, corporate, investment, as well as private banking and asset management. Ardshinbank serves over 912,000 clients with the support of more than 2,400 employees. The Bank operates a powerful multi-channel service and sales platform, including 73 branches, along with comprehensive mobile and online banking systems.
Ardshinbank has the largest branch network in the country, as well as a representative office in Paris. It is the only Armenian company rated by all three of the world’s leading rating agencies: Standard & Poor's (BB- (Stable)), Moody’s (Ba3 (Positive)), and Fitch (BB- (Positive)). The Bank’s rating is aligned with that of the Republic of Armenia, which represents the highest possible assessment for a private entity in the country.
The Bank is regulated by the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia.
