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International Islamic Bank

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

58

GoodFinancial health · out of 100

USD dealing restricted · Restricted in dealing in US dollars under published restrictions. A published USD account does not mean every dollar transaction is possible.

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Type
Islamic
Ownership
Private
Head office
Baghdad
Share
BINT
Website
imtb.iq

Financial health

From the 2026 half-year statements

58Good
  • Capital63

    Shareholders' equity is 43% of assets. Better than 27% of the banks scored.

  • Profitability62

    Return on assets 0%, on equity 1%. Better than 51% of the banks scored.

  • Liquidity20

    Cash and balances with banks cover 28% of customer deposits. Better than 5% of the banks scored.

  • EfficiencyNot enough data
  • Activity96

    Financing granted is 59% of assets. Better than 93% 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
  • Internet bankingAvailable · 13 September 2026
  • CardsAvailable · 13 September 2026
  • International transfersAvailable · 13 September 2026
  • Salary domiciliationAvailable · 13 September 2026

Financial snapshot

Total assets610.7 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q1
Customer deposits167.8 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q1
Total equity264.2 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q1
Net income1.0 BFrom exchange disclosures · 2026 Q1

Full financial statements →

Bank links

Sources (2)
  1. Central Bank of Iraq - Local banks
  2. International Islamic Bank - Homepage

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

About this page

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Rates are as the bank publishes them and were not confirmed with it directly; a figure the bank published more than a year ago stays on the page with its date and is never shown as a current offer.

The rating is editorial, from published sources — the bank's site, the app store and what users write — and neither measures the bank's safety nor is endorsed by it.