According to the results of the journalistic survey, the most transparent and private banks have become known.
In Azerbaijan, there are 37 commercial banks. Twenty-five of these were sent 46 questions, containing no trade secrets, but including the requirements for prudential reporting and related general information on activities. More than 90% of the questions were answered only by five institutions: JSC Rabitabank (100%), OJSC Turanbank (98%), OJSC Zaminbank (97%), OJSC Parabank (94%) and JSC Gunaybank (93%). The rest of the results can be found in the table below:
|
Bank |
Transparency level |
|
Rabitabank |
100% |
|
Turanbank |
98% |
|
Zaminbank |
97% |
|
Parabank |
94% |
|
Gunaybank |
93% |
|
Muganbank |
48% |
|
Kredobank |
46% |
|
Expressbank |
44% |
|
Caucasus Development Bank |
44% |
|
Accessbank |
40% |
|
ASB Bank |
40% |
|
Ziraat Bank Azerbaijan |
40% |
|
AFB Bank |
38% |
|
Pasha Bank |
38% |
|
Azer-Turk Bank |
38% |
|
Deka Bank |
38% |
|
Dеmirbank |
36% |
|
Silkway Bank |
32% |
|
Bank Melli İran-Baku |
30% |
|
Caspian Development bank |
27% |
|
Bank Avrasiya |
19% |
|
Kapital Bank |
14% |
|
Atabank |
12% |
|
Yapi Kredi Bank Azerbaijan |
12% |
|
Unibank |
2% |
|
Nikoil Bank |
0 |
|
Xalg Bank |
0 |
|
Amrahbank |
0 |
|
Texnika Bank |
0 |
|
VTB Azerbaijan |
0 |
|
Atrabank |
0 |
|
NBC Bank |
0 |
|
AG Bank |
0 |
|
Bank of Baku |
0 |
|
Bank Respublika |
0 |
|
Azerbaijan İnternational Bank |
0 |
|
Pakistan National Bank-Baku |
0 |
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