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Banc Agricol I Comercial
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Banca Privad
Banc Internacional d’Andorra
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Crèdit Andorra
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List of Commercial Banks in Andorra
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 19, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Andorra’s key commercial banks include Andbank, Crèdit Andorrà, MoraBanc, and Banco Sabadell d’Andorra.
- Andbank is the largest by market share, formed from a merger in 2001.
- MoraBanc and Crèdit Andorrà also hold significant market positions in domestic banking.
- Banco Sabadell d’Andorra operates as the smallest commercial bank with full retail and corporate services.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Andbank?
Andbank (Andorra Banc Agrícol Reig) is the largest bank in Andorra, created in 2001 by merging Banc Agrícol i Comercial d’Andorra and Banca Reig, offering private, retail and corporate banking services.
Who are the other major commercial banks in Andorra?
Other major banks include Crèdit Andorrà (second-largest), MoraBanc (third-largest), and Banco Sabadell d’Andorra, which offers retail, corporate and private banking.
Which bank has the largest market share in Andorra?
Andbank holds the largest market share—about 49%—followed by Crèdit Andorrà at around 32% and MoraBanc at 19%.
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