About the Bank

Rasheed Bank was established pursuant to Special Law No. (52) of 1988 as an Iraqi commercial bank... with approximately (121) branches spread throughout Iraq's governorates, and is subject to Public Companies Law No. (22) of 1997.

What does the bank represent?

Rasheed Bank is a leading government bank, providing services in the field of commercial banking and investment of funds by providing financing to various sectors in accordance with development plans and planning decisions. Credit activity represents the most important investment operations it undertakes and is one of the fundamental functions of its growth. It is subject to the regulations of the Central Bank of Iraq and the oversight of the Board of Supreme Audit, with administrative supervision from the Ministry of Finance.

Our Vision

The bank strives to be among the leading and integrated financial group in Iraq, earning the trust and respect of both customers and competitors.

Our Goal

Since its early establishment, the bank has consistently supported the national economy through the numerous high-quality banking products and services it offers its customers, in accordance with international standards.

These products meet their needs and enhance mutual trust, the most important of which are:

* Achieving the principle of financial inclusion by expanding the base with which the bank operates.

* The human element is an important resource that the bank values ​​and seeks to develop by engaging them in training courses to enhance their skills. This is done to leverage their capabilities to develop banking operations and keep pace with developments in accordance with the best modern standards, making the bank a leading and distinguished bank.
* Building trust-based relationships between customers and other banking institutions.
* Opening accounts and deposits of various types (current, savings, deposits, etc.) in Iraqi dinars and US dollars.
* Contributing to financing strategic economic projects for various sectors and segments of society in accordance with economic plans and state directives.
* Buying and selling foreign currencies.
* Stimulating economic growth by granting credit to groups that had not previously been granted credit.
* Deploying automated teller machines (ATMs) in our various branches, in addition to malls and other targeted locations.

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