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List Of Investment Banks In Democratic Republic Of The Congo

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Access Bank – dba – Banque Privée Du Congo (BPC)
Advans Bank
Afriland First Bank
Banque Commerciale du Congo, Kinshasa
Banque Congolaise du Commerce Extérieur
Banque du Crédit Agricole (BCA)
Banque Internationale pour l’Afrique au Congo
Barclays Bank
BGFIBank DRC
Caisse Centrale de Coopération Économique
Citibank
Crédit Agricole
Ecobank
Fransabank
Nouvelle Bank
Procredit Bank
Rawbank
SofiBanque
Stanbic Bank
Trust Merchant Bank
Union des Banques Congolaise
United Bank for Africa

Key Takeaways

DR Congo hosts numerous commercial banks including global and pan‑African groups.
Access Bank expanded via the 2009 acquisition of Banque Privée du Congo (BPC).
Rawbank is the largest universal bank in the DRC by assets.
Trust Merchant Bank (TMB) has won multiple Bank of the Year awards in the DRC.
Liberte Investment offers specialized investment banking and supply chain finance solutions since 2020.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which bank is the largest in the DRC?

Rawbank is the largest universal bank in the DRC by assets as of December 2023.

When did Access Bank enter the Congolese market?

Access Bank entered the DRC in 2009 by acquiring Banque Privée du Congo (BPC).

What is TMB known for?

Trust Merchant Bank (TMB) is known for being one of the largest banks in the DRC and has won multiple Bank of the Year awards, including in 2023.

Are there specialized investment banking firms in the DRC?

Yes, for example, Liberte Investment, founded in 2020, provides supply chain finance and investment banking services in Kinshasa and Lubumbashi.

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