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Mosul Bank for Development and Investment
A private investment bank, based in Baghdad, listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange as BMFI, licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq.
72
Very 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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Bank card
- Type
- Investment
- Ownership
- Private
- Head office
- Baghdad
- Share
- BMFI
- Website
- almosulbank.iq
Financial health
From the 2026 first-quarter statements
- Capital61
Shareholders' equity is 39% of assets. Better than 21% of the banks scored.
- Profitability71
Return on assets 1%, on equity 2%. Better than 67% of the banks scored.
- Liquidity71
Cash and balances with banks cover 111% of customer deposits. Better than 43% of the banks scored.
- EfficiencyNot enough data
- Activity93
Financing granted is 51% of assets. Better than 86% 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.
- ✓Salary domiciliationAvailable · 13 September 2026
Financial snapshot
Bank links
Read in Arabic · The editorial notes are available in Arabic.
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