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In 2007, the International Money Transfer System LEADER achieved significant results in expanding its global network. Currently LEADER is running over 6000 agent locations around the world in the following countries: China, Switzerland, Belgium, Israel, Portugal, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania and Bulgaria. Under its recent customer service relations improvement plan the company launched several toll-free telephone numbers in Ukraine, Moldova and Kyrgyzstan.
In summer of 2007, LEADER launched a new unique IT project in association with State Inspectorate on Road Safety and Traffic Regulations (GIBDD-GAI), Electron-service LLC. and Interprogress Bank called Traffic tickets-Online Service, allowing to process transactions instantly 24 hours a day 7 days a week. In 2008 Traffic tickets-Online Service will become available to residents from other regions in Russia.
Comparing with 2006 the overall turnover of the company increased by 93%. It was all made possible due to favourable market factors, increasing workforce migration and financial activity, as well as deliberate marketing strategy of the company.
Due to its intensive performance in 2006, the LEADER system reached a principally new higher level of development.
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As compared with 2005, the rate of growth of the system’s total turnover was 76%.
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The volume of transfers in the Russian Federation went up by 2.3 times, in Ukraine – by 2.7 times, in Kyrgyzstan – by 1.5 times, in Azerbaijan – by 1.9 times, in Moldova – by 2.2 times, in Armenia – by 2.5 times.
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The range of counterparty banks in theses countries has considerably increased. For example, in Kyrgyzstan LEADER has 12 counterparty banks, including such large ones as Eco bank, Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyzpromstroybank, Ineximbank, ATF Bank-Kyrgyzstan. In Ukraine, the number of counterparties stands at 12, including Finance and Credit Bank, MRIA Bank, Ukrgazbank, and in Moldova the system has 10 partners.
