AccessBank Tajikistan

Bank in Tajikistan

AccessBank TajikistanCompany type| CJSC (Private/Cooperative)

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Industry| Banking
Founded| 2010 (2010)
Defunct| 2019 (2019)
Headquarters|

Dushanbe

Tajikistan

Key people

| Katharina Sсhaсhtner, Chairman
Kasimova Dilovar Qurbonalievna, Chief Accountant
Website| www.accessbank.tj/en

AccessBank Tajikistan is a mid-size bank in Tajikistan.[1][2] The bank is currently led by chairman Katharina Sсhaсhtner.[3]

AccessBank was established with the financial support of a number of European development banks and is 100% foreign-owned, including shareholders Access Microfinance Holding AG (63.429%), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development – (13.714%), International Finance Corporation – (13.714%) and  KfW Development Bank – (9.143%).[4]

In 2019, AccessBank Tajikistan joined the Bank Arvand.[5]

## References

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1. ^ "Int'l financial institutions to continue supporting AccessBank – Fitch". Trend.Az. 10 March 2016.
2. ^ "Fitch affirms AccessBank's credit rating at investment grade level". Trend.Az. 21 September 2015.
3. ^ The Worldfolio. "Tajikistan - Katharina Schachtner, General Manager of AccessBank".
4. ^ "History". AccessBank Tajikistan.
5. ^ "New Woman Run Bank to Open in Tajikistan". satrapia.com. 2019-10-02.

## External links

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* Official website

* Banks portal

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Commercial Banks in Tajikistan

* In alphabetical order, as of July 2020

* AccessBank Tajikistan
* Agroinvestbank
* Alif Bank
* Amonatbank
* Bank Arvand
* Bank Asia
* Bank Eskhata
* Bonki rushdi Tojikiston
* Commerce Bank of Tajikistan
* Dushanbe City Bank
* Halyk Bank Tajikistan
* International Bank of Tajikistan
* Kafolatbank
* NBP Pakistan Subsidiary Bank in Tajikistan
* Orienbank
* Tawhidbank
* ICB
* Tijorat Bank Brunch IRI in Dushanbe
* Tojiksodirotbank
* Spitamen Bank

* Source: Central bank of Tajikistan

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