Yevgeny Motovilov appointed head of VTB (Armenia) corporate business
YEREVAN, November 30. /ARKA/. VTB (Armenia) Board approved Yevgeny Motovilov as Deputy General Director - Chairman of VTB (Armenia) Directorate.
He will supervise the work of the Bank's Corporate Business Development Department and will be responsible for the implementation of the medium and small business development strategy.
Yevgeny Motovilov graduated from Mari State Technical University with a degree in Management and from the Higher School of Economics with a degree in Finance and Banking, and holds an MBA qualification.
Since 2004, Motovilov has held senior positions at various banks in Russia, where he was in charge of corporate banking. He joined VTB Group in 2013. In 2018, he was appointed Deputy President and Chairman of the Management Board of Bank Vozrozhdenie, and in 2021 he was appointed head of Zapsibkombank.
Since September 2023, he has been Acting Deputy General Director - Chairman of the VTB (Armenia) Directorate.
"VTB (Armenia) pays great attention to servicing and supporting companies and enterprises of the country engaged in foreign economic activities. We also have plans to grow our operating income and attract a new client base. In this regard, the experience of Yevgeny Motovilov, who has been working with the corporate segment for a long time, will help us realize the set tasks," commented on the appointment Ara Avagyan, General Director - Chairman of VTB (Armenia) Directorate.
"Today the bank serves over 11 thousand corporate clients in Armenia. We offer medium and small businesses the most popular types of lending, placement of funds, guarantee products and account services. At the same time, we strive to be competitive in the market and offer favorable terms of cooperation. We plan to continue to increase our presence in the market of business services and attract new partners," said Yevgeny Motovilov, Deputy General Director - Chairman of VTB Bank (Armenia).
Today VTB (Armenia) clients have access to 53 branches throughout the country, including a specialized office for servicing legal entities in Yerevan, as well as more than 190 ATMs and about 50 service terminals.
The activities of VTB Bank (Armenia) CJSC are regulated by the Central Bank of Armenia.-0-
