1 Bank Muscat
2 National Bank of Oman
3 Oman International Bank
4 Standard Chartered
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List of Commercial Banks in Oman
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 19, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Bank Muscat is one of Oman’s leading commercial banks with extensive services.
- National Bank of Oman is the first local bank founded in 1973.
- Oman International Bank operates as a licensed commercial bank in Oman.
- Standard Chartered operates in Oman as an international branch offering corporate banking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these the only commercial banks in Oman?
No, Oman has many other licensed commercial banks, both local and foreign branches, beyond those listed.
Is Standard Chartered based in Oman?
Standard Chartered operates in Oman through a local branch as part of its international network.
When was the National Bank of Oman founded?
The National Bank of Oman was founded in 1973 as the country’s first local bank.
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