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Banking in Laos
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Banking sector based in Laos. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
8 on file
Bfl Bred Group
BFL (Banque Franco-Lao Ltd.) is a joint venture between BRED Banque Populaire SA, the first regional bank within BPCE, second largest banking group in France, and BCEL Public, the first commercial bank in Lao PDR. BPCE Group serves around 31.2 million customers, employing more than people worldwide, and counting 9 million cooperative shareholders. BPCE has an A/A+ rating, and is one of the banks with the highest possible international standards. Established in 2008, the partnership brings considerable expertise to the banking industry in Lao PDR. BFL developed its activity all around the country in the main economic areas to serve its retail and corporate customers. End of 2017, BFL has more than Customers, the second largest ATM network of the country and proposes a large scale of products from Everyday Banking to Trade Finance, through tailored made solutions for local and international corporates.
51 to 200 staff
Indochina Bank
Indochina Bank Limited is among the top private banks in Laos, with an asset size of USD677 million as of 2014. Since its incorporation in 2009, the bank has grown from strength to strength to its current premier banking status with a staff strength of over 200 across the nation. The Bank’s shareholders comprise reputable corporations and individuals with a strong and stable financial background: Mr. Oh Sei Young, LVMC, Ms. Thavone Vongsombath, The Public Official Benefit Association of Korea, and Soulbei Indochina Private Equity Fund of Korea. Today, Indochina Bank offers a comprehensive range of financial products and services, which include personal banking, commercial banking, and exclusive premier banking services in most of the provinces in Laos. The bank's strategy remains focused on organic growth, mainly in the retail banking business, particularly on the retail customers. The bank is committed to sustaining its strong business performance and leading private banking market shares to maintain its premier status in the Laos banking industry. Indochina Bank reaches out to its customers via a network of 11 well-distributed branches and service units in Laos. As a responsible corporate citizen, Indochina Bank is committed to its corporate social responsibility initiatives, which focus on nation-building, enhancement of the marketplace, promotion of the workplace and environment conservation. The bank supports the community by participating in programs involving education, and health care as well as the support of the underprivileged. The bank will continue to seek out ways to enrich the lives of those around by doing its part for the community.
201 to 500 staff
Bcel Bank
Banque Pour Le Commerce Exterieur Lao Public is a banking company based out of Vientiane, Vientiane Prefecture, Laos.
1001 to 5000 staff
Maruhan Japan Bank Lao
The First and only Japanese-owned commercial bank in Lao PDR #MARUHANJapanBankLao
51 to 200 staff
St Bank Laos
ST Bank Limited is one of the premier private banks in Lao PDR. Established in May, 2012, STB has enjoyed steady growth ever since, and is able to stake its claim as one of the most progressive and future-focused financial institutions in Laos. ST Bank has a well distributed presence in Laos with eight main branches and 38 Service Units spread out over seven provinces, throughout all of the main urban areas of the country.
201 to 500 staff
Bic Bank Lao
BIC Bank Lao is a locally invested commercial bank which was incorporated in Lao People’s Democratic Republic. The Bank is 100% owned by Electricite Du Laos (EDL) and Asia Investment and Financial Services Sole Co, Ltd.(AIF) whereby its shares in the Bank to EDL (30%) and AIFS (70%).
51 to 200 staff
Lao Bullion Bank
The Lao Bullion Bank, established in collaboration between Ministry of Finance and PTL Holding Co, Ltd to bolster Laos' economic stability through gold-based financial services. It offers savings, loans, and secure storage options, supporting the government's efforts to improve liquidity and strengthen the Lao Kip. The bank operates under international standards, such as the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), positioning itself to attract both local and global investors. Its focus is on enhancing fiscal policies, building reserves, and integrating into the global gold market.
51 to 200 staff
Agricultural Promotion Bank Apb
Agricultural Promotion Bank (APB) is a leading financial institution in Lao PDR, initially established in 1993 as a state-owned enterprise, and later transformed into a limited company following a joint venture agreement in 2021. Under this agreement, Phongsupthavy Group holds a 70% majority share, while the Government of Lao PDR retains the remaining 30%. Dedicated to fostering the sustainable development of the nation's agriculture and forestry sectors, APB provides essential financial services, primarily credit, to farmers, agricultural groups, and MSMEs across the country, alongside a full range of modern banking services like deposits, fund transfers, and electronic banking. With a strong commitment to financial inclusion and promoting sustainable practices, including green finance initiatives, APB plays a crucial role in empowering farmers, enhancing productivity, and contributing significantly to Lao PDR's socio-economic development and food security through its nationwide network.
501 to 1000 staff
