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Iraqi Middle East Investment Bank
A private investment bank, based in Baghdad, listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange as BIME, licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq.
40
WeakFinancial 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.
The bank’s website is not reachable from outside Iraq, so no product terms are recorded here. Their absence on this page does not mean the bank has none.
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- Type
- Investment
- Ownership
- Private
- Head office
- Baghdad
- Share
- BIME
Financial health
From the 2026 first-quarter statements
- Capital70
Capital adequacy 77%; the Central Bank minimum is 12.5%. Better than 50% of the banks scored.
- Profitability0
A loss equal to 3% of assets.
- Liquidity28
Liquidity coverage 87%; at least 100% is required.
- EfficiencyNot enough data
- Activity70
Financing granted is 47% of assets. Better than 79% of the banks scored.
An indicator built from statements filed with the Securities Commission. Not a credit rating and not advice. · Full financial statements
Financial snapshot
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Read in Arabic · The editorial notes are available in Arabic.
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