Ansar Bank with the aim of achieving Islamic economies’ goal offers its customers valuable Banking services. Ansar attempts to attract and utilize Islamic deposits to promote social welfare and to this end Qard-al-Hasan loans and credit facilities with the Islamic regulations to the public and corporate are its main activities.

EN Bank is Iran’s first private bank; established in 2001 by a consortium of industrial, construction and investment companies, with the aim of providing flexible financial services to the burgeoning Iranian private sector. We have since grown to offer a full range of retail and commercial banking solutions, serving individual customers, small to medium sized businesses and large corporations and public institutions, both online and through our extensive national network of branches.

Institution Entered Iran’s 1st hundred Companies Club (Industrial Management Organization)”
The ranking of the companies and banks of the country, done by Industrial Management Organization, expresses the reality that in 1384 Mehr FCI has been in the rank of 172 among other 1st hundred companies and institution of the country. In 1385, the institution having elevated its place to 48 steps higher got the rank of 124.Then, in 1386, it again promoted and achieved a higher 32-step rank; i.e. it could take the position of 92. Now, there is the hope that through an upward movement taken by the institution in 1387, it can be placed among the 1st 50 institutions of the country.

 

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 Republic of Iran, ranking among the top 1000 banks of the world.
The bank has 1815 branches inside the country as well as 5  branches abroad.
 A total of 24757 employees work as full time personnel in Bank Mellat.

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 No. 178028 on September 6, 2001 with the Tehran Registration Office for Companies and Non-Commercial Institutes. Parsian Bank’s opened for business in March 2002 upon concurrent inauguration of four branches.

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.

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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 – long - and fixed deposit accounts, for domestic and overseas customers in various different internal and external economic activities in many sections and other permitted operational banking affairs began its activities in accordance with the authorized Ref.No.H/4613 dated 7th  Jan, 2005, issued by the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of  Iran.

Sina Bank came into existence in 1364(1985) as Bonyad  Finance and Credit  Company(BFCC). At that time it was the first authorized and active finance and credit company in the Iranian financial market. BFCC changed its name to Sina Finance and Credit Company (SFCC) in 2007 when its exclusive shareholder, the Islamic Republic of Iran Mostaz'afan Foundation, decided to offer a portion of its shares to the public.