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List of Banks in Madagascar

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on June 13, 2012

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· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Central Bank of Madagascar
OTIV de la province de Toamasina Zone Littoral
Bank of Africa
Caisse d'épargne de crédit mutuel agricole (CECAM)
Banque Malgache de L’ocean Indien
OTIV DIANA
BFV-Societe Generale
Bank Negara Indonesia
State Bank of Mysore
Mauritius Commercial Bank
Tahiry Ifamonjena Amin'ny Vola (TIAVO)
Action pour le Développement et le Financement des micro-entreprises (ADéFi)
Access Bank
Association d'épargne et de crédit autogérée (AECA)
BGFIBank Madagascar
OTIV Antananarivo
Banque Industrielle et Commerciale de Madagascar
OTIV Zone Alaotra Mangoro
OTIV SAVA
Madagascar Microfinance Bank

Key Takeaways

Madagascar’s monetary authority is the Central Bank of Madagascar, headquartered in Antananarivo.
There are about 13 commercial banks operating, including major foreign-owned subsidiaries.
The banking sector is highly concentrated: four banks (BOA, BNI, BMOI, BFV‑SG) control the majority of lending and market share.
Commercial banks range from microfinance institutions to large universal banks offering digital services.

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Who regulates banks in Madagascar?

The Central Bank of Madagascar (Banky Foiben’i Madagasikara) regulates and supervises all banking activities and monetary policy in the country.

How many commercial banks operate in Madagascar?

There are approximately 13 commercial banks operating in Madagascar, most of which are subsidiaries of foreign banking groups.

Which banks dominate the Malagasy banking sector?

The four dominant banks—Bank of Africa Madagascar (BOA), BNI Madagascar, Banque Malgache de l’Océan Indien (BMOI), and BFV‑Société Générale (BFV‑SG)—control a large share of loans and market activity.

Are there microfinance banks in Madagascar?

Yes, microfinance-focused institutions like AccèsBanque Madagascar and Baobab Banque Madagascar serve underserved and rural segments, promoting financial inclusion.

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