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Al Ansari Islamic Bank

A private Islamic bank, based in Baghdad, listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange as BANS, licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq.

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FairFinancial health · out of 100

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Bank card

Type
Islamic
Ownership
Private
Head office
Baghdad
Share
BANS
Website
aiif.iq

Financial health

From the 2026 half-year statements

52Fair
  • Capital79

    Capital adequacy 114%; the Central Bank minimum is 12.5%. Better than 67% of the banks scored.

  • Profitability12

    A loss equal to 0% of assets.

  • Liquidity70

    Cash and balances with banks cover 103% of customer deposits. Better than 40% of the banks scored.

  • Efficiency0

    Costs take 426% of operating income. Better than 0% of the banks scored.

  • Activity99

    Financing granted is 97% of assets. Better than 98% of the banks scored.

An indicator built from statements filed with the Securities Commission. Not a credit rating and not advice. · Full financial statements

Services

As the bank announces on its site, with the date checked. «Unchecked» means we found no announcement, not that the service does not exist.

  • Mobile bankingAvailable · 13 September 2026

Financial snapshot

Total assets450.0 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q2
Customer deposits2.1 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q2
Total equity236.3 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q2
Net income105 MFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q2

Full financial statements →

Bank links

Sources (3)
  1. Central Bank of Iraq - Local banks
  2. Al Ansari - Bank website
  3. Apple - Al Ansari Bank

Read in Arabic · The editorial notes are available in Arabic.

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