Kosovska Metohijska Banka A.D. Zvečan
Credit Bank of Prishtina
Raiffeisen Bank
New Bank of Kosova
ProCredit Bank
Bank for Business
Banka Kombetare Tregtare – Prishtina Branch
American Bank of Kosovo (Acquired by Raiffeisen in 2003)
Komercijalna Banka ad Beograd – Mitrovica Branch
Economic Bank
Jugobanka Jugbanka A.D. Kosovska Mitrovica
TEB
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List of Banks in Kosovo
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on June 14, 2012
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Kosovo hosts a diverse set of commercial banks, both native and international.
- Some banks from Yugoslav era have ceased operations or been restructured.
- Kosovo’s commercial banks are licensed and supervised by the Central Bank of Kosovo.
- Foreign bank groups play a significant role in Kosovo’s banking sector.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which authority licenses banks in Kosovo?
The Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK) is responsible for licensing and supervision of banks in Kosovo.
Are there any defunct banks in Kosovo?
Yes, the American Bank of Kosovo is listed as disbanded.
Do foreign banks operate in Kosovo?
Yes, several banks in Kosovo are branches or subsidiaries of foreign banking groups, such as Raiffeisen, TEB, NLB, Ziraat Bank, and Türkiye İş Bank.
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