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Evocabank
Armenian commercial bank From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Evocabank is an Armenian commercial bank with headquarters in Yerevan.
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As of 17 January 2023, Mareta Gevorkyan owns 100% of the ordinary shares, as well as 100% of preferred shares issued in 2016, 99.9% of preferred shares issued in 2020 and 100% of preferred shares issued in 2022.[2]
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History
- 1990: The bank was founded.[3]
- 2000: Accessed the S.W.I.F.T. system.
- 2005: Became a shareholder of "Armenian Card" CJSC, and a full member of "ArCa" payment system.
- 2006: The bank was granted the status of an affiliated member of the "MasterCard Europe" system. The bank started issuing "Maestro", "MasterCard Standard", "MasterCard Gold", "MasterCard Business" banking cards.
- 2008: The bank issued its own bonds which were privately placed.
- 2017: The bank has been renamed to Evocabank, changing its strategy and business model, and moving to mobile-first format. Joined in VISA payment system. Introduced SingleTOUCH online loan.
- 2019:Evocabank Board Deputy Chairman Karen Yeghiazaryan has been appointed chairman of the board. Visa Infinite card has been presented. Bank became the general sponsor of Eurovision 2019 broadcasting.[citation needed]
- 2022: Evocabank share capital increased by AMD 3 Billion. The Bank issued bonds. Evocabank introduced its new Visa Vision card. Bank started new collaboration with HayPost on delivering fintech services.
- 2024: Evocabank acquired new international partners, including EIB Global, IFC, Al Fardan Exchange.[citation needed]
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Branches
Yerevan, Armenia
- "Head office": 44/2 Hanrapetutyan
- "Paronyan" branch: 15/3 Paronyan Street
- "Kasyan" branch: 5 Kasyan Street
- "Tumanyan" branch: 15 Tumanyan Street
- "Azatutyan 12" branch: 12 Liberty Avenue
- "Garegin Nzhdeh" branch: 9 Garegin Nzhdeh Street
- "Davtashen" branch: 32/8 Tigran Petrosyan Street
- "Erebuni" branch: 76 Gajegortsneri Street
- "Kievyan" branch: 11a Kievyan Street
- "Malatia" branch: 134/8 Zoravar Andraniki Street
- "Nor Nork" branch: 14/9 Gai Avenue.
- "Yerevan Mall" branch: 34 Arshakunyats Avenue.
- "Hanrapetutyun" branch: Hanrapetutyun 59.
Abovyan, Armenia
- "Kotayk" branch: 1/2 Ogostosi 23 Street.
Gyumri, Armenia
- "Gyumri" branch: 63/1 Rustaveli Street.
Vanadzor, Armenia
- "Vanadzor" branch: 34 Gr. Lusavorich Street.
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References
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