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List Of Investment Banks In Azerbaijan

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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AccessBank
AFB Bank
AGBank
Amrahbank
ASB
AtaBank
Atrabank
Azerbaijan Credit Bank
Azer-Türk Bank
Bank BTB
Bank Eurasia
Bank Melli Iran
Bank of Azerbaijan
Bank of Baku
Bank Respublika
Bank Silk Way
Bank Standard
Central Bank of Azerbaijan
DekaBank
DemirBank
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Evrobank
Expressbank
Ganjabank
Günay Bank
International Bank of Azerbaijan
Kapital Bank
KredoBank
MuganBank
Nakhchivanbank
National Bank of Pakistan
NBC Bank
Nikoil Bank
Parabank
PASA Bank
Rabitabank
Royal Bank
Texnikabank
Transcaucasus Development Bank
TuranBank
Unibank
United Credit Bank
VTB Bank Azerbaijan
Xalq Bank
YapiKredi Bank Azerbaijan
Zaminbank

Key Takeaways

A comprehensive catalog of Azerbaijan’s investment and commercial banks is provided.
PASHA Bank and Kapital Bank stand out as key investment banking leaders in Azerbaijan.
Several listed banks are now defunct or merged, reflecting sector consolidation.
Banking activities are centered in Baku, with both domestic and foreign-owned institutions represented.
The investment banking landscape supports non‑oil sectors, regional trade, and digital finance innovation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which investment banks are active in Azerbaijan?

Active ones include PASHA Bank, Kapital Bank, International Bank of Azerbaijan, AccessBank, AFB Bank, Bank of Baku, Bank Respublika, Unibank, Xalq Bank, Yapı Kredi Bank Azerbaijan, and others listed.

Which banks are known for investment banking services specifically?

PASHA Bank is particularly noted for investment banking, trade finance and asset management in Azerbaijan ([epoint.az](https://epoint.az/en/partner-banks/pashabank?utm_source=openai)). Kapital Bank also plays a leading role in digital banking and corporate services ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapital_Bank?utm_source=openai)).

Are any listed banks now defunct?

Yes, several such as AGBank, Amrahbank, AtaBank, DemirBank, Ganjabank, Muğanbank, Parabank, Zaminbank, Bank Silk Way, Standard Bank, DekaBank and United Credit Bank are defunct ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Azerbaijan?utm_source=openai)).

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