QNB Bank AS
BBIST:QNBTR124.50
TRY
-5.20
(-4.01%)
ISIN
TRAFINBN91N3
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-57.83
14.20
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-44.21
81.12
5Y
499.42
68.34
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- CEO
- Osman Ömür Tan
- Full Time Employees
- 10,405
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Major banks
- Address
- Esentepe Mah. Büyükdere Cad. Istanbul Turkey 34394
- IPO Date
- Jun 3, 1998
- Website
- qnb.com.tr
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- Business
- QNB Bank A.S. (QNB Türkiye), formerly QNB Finansbank A.S., operates as one of Turkey's largest private banks, providing a comprehensive range of retail, corporate, SME, commercial, and digital banking services; deposit products including savings, time, and demand deposits; lending solutions such as personal, auto, cash, and overdraft loans; credit, debit, and bank cards; payment and money transfer services including Western Union and RippleNet; investment products; insurance; individual pension plans; safe deposit boxes; cash management; foreign trade finance; guarantees; merchant services; agricultural banking and investment products; and 24/7 digital banking platforms. The bank delivers these services through an extensive network of 426 branches and advanced digital channels, primarily targeting retail customers, SMEs, corporates, and international clients in Turkey, with support from subsidiaries such as QNB Finansleasing (leasing), QNB Finansinvest (investment brokerage), QNB Portföy (asset management), QNB Finansfactoring (factoring), QNB Sigorta (insurance), IBTech (technology services), and QNB eFinans (electronic commerce and payment solutions). Founded in 1987 as Finansbank A.Ş. by Hüsnü Özyeğin and headquartered at Kristal Kule in Istanbul's Levent district, the bank was acquired by National Bank of Greece in 2006 and by Qatar National Bank (QNB Group) in 2016, which owns 99.88% of its shares; it pioneered digital banking in Turkey with the launch of Enpara.com in 2012, later separated as Enpara Bank A.Ş. in August 2025. In recent developments, QNB Türkiye rebranded from QNB Finansbank in October 2024 as part of QNB Group's global brand unification strategy; agreed to acquire the remaining 49% stake in eFinans Elektronik Ticaret ve Bilisim Hizmetleri A.S. for TRY 20 million; and received EBRD funding in 2023 to support private businesses impacted by earthquakes in southeastern Turkey, enabling loan restructurings and new financing. As of September 30, 2025, the bank reports total assets of TRY 1.74 trillion, net loans of TRY 999.6 billion, customer deposits of TRY 850.6 billion, and net profit of TRY 34 billion for the first nine months, underscoring its strong position in Turkey's financial sector with a focus on sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and growth.