On November 28, 2025, Apricot Capital held an interactive masterclass titled "Investments: Why, When, How?" at the French University in Armenia (UFAR). Organized as part of the company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) educational initiatives, the event aimed to raise financial literacy among youth and foster a culture of responsible investing in Armenia.
A dedicated training session was organized for Apricot Capital employees this month. During the session, participants reviewed fundamental cybersecurity rules, learned best practices for preventing phishing and fraud, and revisited the company’s internal information security policies.
As a company certified under one of the most authoritative information security standards, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, Apricot Capital is also joining efforts to raise awareness about cybersecurity. For this occasion, Apricot Capital’s Executive Director, Vachik Gevorgyan, spoke with the Arka News Agency about the importance of cybersecurity for investors and the key principles for staying protected.
Apricot Capital, represented by our Head of Back-Office, Haykuhi Avetisyan, took part in the jury of the micro-case finale of the CaseKey student competition. For the fifth year in a row, the CaseKey competition has brought together around 100 talented students from universities across Armenia. Participants compete by showcasing their problem-solving skills and developing innovative solutions for real business challenges.
Leading Armenian investment firm Apricot Capital has successfully obtained the internationally recognized ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for its Information Security Management System (ISMS).
On August 22, 2025, Apricot Capital participated in the Armenian Cryptocurrency Assets Forum, held in Yerevan and organized by the Cilicia Armenian Business Club.
Interest in financial literature is growing, as demonstrated by the success of Morgan Housel's book “The Psychology of Money”, which was recognised as one of the best-selling books in Armenia in July 2025. The Armenian translation of the book, released in May 2025, was made possible through a collaboration between Newmag Publishing House and Apricot Capital, the investment company that initiated and financed the translation.
Apricot Capital’s Executive Director, Vachik Gevorgyan, participated in a panel discussion titled “The Future of Fintech in Armenia” held as part of Seaside Startup Summit 2025. The panel brought together leaders from Armenia’s leading financial and technology companies to exchange ideas on fintech development and share their perspectives on the future of the industry.
Apricot Capital was proud to join the official Bastille Day celebration organized by the French Embassy in Armenia as a platinum sponsor.
Lena Gyulkhasyan, Head of Marketing at Apricot Capital, was a guest on Armenia TV’s morning program Bari Luys. During the interview, she spoke about why Apricot Capital initiated and supported the Armenian translation of Morgan Housel’s global bestseller, The Psychology of Money — emphasizing the importance of financial literacy in Armenia.
As part of its corporate social responsibility efforts, Apricot Capital is supporting the Armenian translation of Carl Flesch’s internationally renowned method book “The Art of Violin Playing”.
The Executive Director of Apricot Capital, Vachik Gevorgyan, delivered an interactive lecture as part of the “Industry Talks” educational series within the CaseKey student competition.
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