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2. Kapital Bank - Wikipedia

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   Kapital Bank is a financial institution with the largest service network in Azerbaijan and has 102 branches and 20 departments. Kapital Bank is a universal bank and serves physical and corporate clients. The bank serves more than 3 million individuals and more than 22,000 legal entities. At the same time, Kapital Bank closely participates in a ...

3. List of banks in Azerbaijan - Wikipedia

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   asb.az “Azer-Turk Bank” OJSC ATB: 29 June 1995 State Service on Property Issues: atb.az “Bank Eurasia” OJSC BankAvrasiya 28 November 2007 bankavrasiya.az “Bank of Baku” OJSC Bank of Baku 18 February 2005 NAB Holding bankofbaku.az: Bank "BTB” OJSC Bank BTB 19 March 2010 btb.az “Bank Respublika” OJSC Bank Respublika: 15 December ...

4. 2026 Arizona gubernatorial election - Wikipedia

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   The 2026 Arizona gubernatorial election is scheduled to take place on November 3, 2026, to elect the governor of Arizona.Incumbent Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs is eligible to seek re-election to a second term, but has not yet stated whether she will do so.

5. PASHA Holding - Wikipedia

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   PASHA Holding is an Azerbaijani conglomerate. [2] [3] Its major holdings are Kapital Bank (81.08%) [4] and Pasha Bank (71.7498%).[5] [6] PASHA Holding is owned by the Aliyev and Pashayev families in Azerbaijan, two of the most powerful families in the country, making it one of the most powerful companies in the country.

6. Capital Bank - Wikipedia

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   Kapital Bank, Azerbaijan This page was last edited on 20 July 2024, at 11:20 (UTC). Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution ...

7. Finance system in Azerbaijan - Wikipedia

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   The banking system of Azerbaijan consists of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan and credit institutions. [3] The country has a two-stage developed banking system based on market principles (the first stage is the National Bank of the Azerbaijan, the second — commercial and other non-Bank credit institutions).