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Sina Bank Iran Nara Tat Bank Day Bank dmopower Produce and asembeling Power Generator Mashines and accessories. Aliajgaran Pardakht Novin Arian Mofid Securities Bank Meli Brokerage Bank Keshavarzi (BK) Bank Keshavarzi (BK), established on 11 Jun 1933 and equipped with many years of experience, is now considered as a pioneer bank in offering variety of banking services nationwide to the esteemed Iranian people. The bank has always been profiting from national scientific findings and achievements of international banks in order to make the best use of knowledge and up-to-date technology, to obtain substantial experience, and to make outstanding innovation in banking services. A brief description of BK's achievements is as follows: Design, implementation and installation of Core Banking Sy... Bank of Industry and Mine Before the Islamic revolution, there were four developing bank working on industrial investments: • “Bank of Industrial Credits” which was the first industrial development bank in Iran and was established based on civilization 2nd seven years development in 1956 with the seed money amounting to 600 million and with the aim of creation and reinforcement of private section enterprises.Primary capital shares of this bank completely belonged to government, however, after about 20 years of activity it was decided to change it into a private organization by gradually shares sales to the pri... Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran BANK MARKAZI JOMHOURI ISLAMI IRAN" is the central bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) was established in 1960 (1339 solar year). As stated in the Monetary and Banking Act of Iran (MBAI), CBI is responsible for the design and implementation of the monetary and credit policies with due regard to the general economic policy of the country. Four major objectives of CBI as stated in the MBAI are: Maintaining the value of national currency Maintaining the equilibrium in the balance of payments Facilitating trade-related transactions Improving the growth potenti... Export Development Bank of Iran The Export Development Bank of Iran (EDBI) was established in 1991 with the objective of increasing Iran's exports and developing trade with other countries. Vision · As the unique state-owned EXIM Bank of Iran, to promote the Country’s exports & develop economic and business exchanges with other countries Mission To offer products and services that meet needs of all customers, (particularly exporters) in a sound, safe and profitable environment To treat customers fairly and provide them with full access to our financial services based on the three principals of Professionalism, Re... Bank Melli Iran The year 1307(1928) should be regarded as a turning point in Iran's banking and economic history. It was in that year that after nearly 40 years of foreign dominance on the country's banking scene, BankMelli Iran, the first Iranian commercial bank was established and the long cherished aspiration of the Iranian nation turned into reality . With the establishment of Bank Melli Iran and consequential suspension of foreign banks licences, the then disorderly economic trend of the country was reversed and the newly founded bank began to gather momentum in strengthening of the economic structure ... Bank Maskan Following the victory of the Islamic revolution , in 1979 , based on the act for the merger of banks (enacted by Islamic revolution council on 7th June , 1979) Bank Maskan was incorporated from the merger of Bank Rahni Iran, Bank Sakhteman , Iranian Banks Construction Investment Co., and 13 savings and loan associations (Kourosh, Ekbatan, and Pasargad in Tehran and other savings and loan associations in some provinces such as Hamedan, Kermanshah , Mazandaran , Gorgan, Semnan, and Abadan). The major portion of Bank Maskan is made up of , Bank Rahni Iran. Bank Tejarat In 1887 a British bank named The East Modern Bank (Bank Jadid Sharq) established branches in some cities of Iran such as Tehran, Tabriz, Rasht, Mashhad, Isfahan, Shiraz, and Bushehr. In 1888, on the basis of a 60 year concession awarded to “Baron Paul Julius Reuter” the establisher of Reuters News Agency by Naser od-Din Shah (Qajar shah of Iran: 1848-96), the facilities of The East Modern Bank was assigned to Bank Shahanshahi. By virtue of this concession The dealing center in Tehran and the bank were recognized under submission of the laws of Britain, and London was its main center. This b... Bank Saderat (BSI) one of the iranian pioneer bank Bank Pasargad Following Article 98 of the Third Economic, Social and Cultural Development Plan of the Islamic Republic of Iran enacted on April 7th 2000, and the Single Article of "Permission for the Establishment of Non-Government Banks" ratified on the 10th of April 2000, a new opportunity was created for the establishment of private banks in Iran after the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Until August 2005, the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBI) issued four banking licenses and four private banks came to exist on the Iranian banking market. In 2004 the core founders of Bank Pasarg... Sarmaye Bank Sarmaye Bank is one of the sixth Non-Governmental Banks in Iran, and the second largest private sector commercial and services banking with an initial equity capital of USD365.150 million (Rils3,535 milliards) including with more than 305,000 shareholders, was established under the guidelines issued by the proper authority and the monetary banking regulatory rules on interest-free banking, frame-network approved in 2000 (1379) for offering various banking financial facilities and services for our country's banks customers and also accepting several kinds of investing deposits, such as short – ... EN Bank EN Bank is Iran’s first private bank; established in 2001 by a group of industrial, construction and investment entities, with the aim of facilitating provision of banking services to the burgeoning Iranian private sector and SMEs. The Bank’s founders were confident about the future success of their highly ambitious endeavor, particularly in light of massive privatization of public bodies envisioned in the country’s five-year development plans and the 20-year perspective. But, perhaps even they could not have dreamt the outstanding pace of growth their venture would adopt, helping create the ... Karafarin Bank Karafarin Bank was initially established as Karafarinan Credit Institute. It is the first truly privately-owned bank in Iran established since the 1979 Revolution. Its shareholders are among the leading industrialists and contractors in Iran. Many of them are members of the Association of Industrial Managers of Iran, Association of Construction Engineers of Iran, Association of Utility Engineers, and Consulting Engineers and Architects. Many of Karafarin’s shareholders have a long history of contributing to the Iranian economy, its development and growth and creating employment opport... Bank Mellat Bank Mellat was established on 1979/12/20 by virtue of the resolution dated 1979/9/29 adopted by the General Assembly of Banks and pursuant to the provision of article 17 of the Bill on administering the Banks, with a paid up capital of Rls 33.5 bn as a merger of ten pre-revolution private banks comprising: Tehran, Dariush, Pars, Etebarat Taavoni & Tozie, Iran & Arab, Bein-al-melalie-Iran, Omran, Bimeh Iran, Tejarat Khareji Iran and Farhangian. Currently, the bank''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s capital amounts to Rls 13,100 bn and is one of the largest commercial banks in the Islamic Rep... Saman Bank Saman initially started its activities as Credit Institution in September 1999. Subsequently, in August 2002, it received a full banking license and changed its name to Saman Bank. Saman Eqtesad Credit Corporation was established on September 23, 1999 with a share capital of Rials 11 bln (US$ 1.4 mln). It opened its first branch on November 22, 1999 and managed to achieve already in its first year of activity a 5% return on equity. In 2002 Saman was the third private financial institution in post-revolutionary Iran to receive a banking license. In this context, the share capital increased to... Parsian Bank Parsian Bank held the founders’ assembly in July 2001 by virtue of the Act for Establishment of Non-Governmental Banks ratified in April 2000, and on the strength of the provisions of article 98 of the law for the Third Plan of Economic, Social and Cultural Development Program of the I.R. of Iran, approved by the Monetary and Credit Council at its 948th session held on December 11, 2000. By virtue of the letter No.H/2348 dated September 17, 2001, Parsian Bank obtained business permission from the Central Bank of the I.R. of Iran, having fulfilled all formalities and officially registered under...