Armenia’s CB Chairman to attend Basel III seminar on banking supervisory in Vienna

02.11.2012 13:36
Armenia’s CB Chairman to attend Basel III seminar on banking supervisory in Vienna

YEREVAN, November 2. /ARKA/. Chairman of Armenia’s Central Bank Arthur Javadyan will participate in Basel III seminar on core banking supervisory in Vienna, November 2-4, CB said Friday.

Armenian commercial banks representatives are said to be present at the seminar too.—0--


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