List of banks in Jordan

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The following is the list of banks in Jordan. [1]

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Bank NameTypeChairmanGeneral Manager/CEOWebsite
Arab Bank Commercial Sabih Taher Darwish Al-MasriRanda Al-Sadiqarabbank.com.jo
Arab Banking Corporation (Jordan) Commercial Sael Fayes Izzat AlwaaryGeorge Sofiawww.bank-abc.com
Bank of Jordan Commercial Shaker Tawfiq FakhouriSaleh Rajab Hammadbankofjordan.com
Cairo Amman Bank Commercial Yazid Adnan Mustafa AlmuftiKamal Al - Bakricab.jo
Capital Bank of Jordan Commercial Bassem Khalil AlsalemDawod Al Ghoulcapitalbank.jo
Central Bank of Jordan Central Adel Al-Sharkas cbj.gov.jo
Jordan Commercial Bank Commercial Michael Al-SayeghCaesar Hani Aziz Qulajenjcbank.com.jo
Jordan Kuwait Bank Commercial Nasser A. LoziHaethum Buttikhi https://www.jkb.com/
Jordan Ahli Bank Commercial Saad Nabil Yousef MouasherAhmad Awd Alhusseinahli.com
Housing Bank for Trade & Finance Commercial Abdel Elah Al-KhatibAmmar Al-Safadihbtf.com
Arab Jordan Investment Bank Commercial Hani Abdulkadir Al-QadiNasser Al-Tarawnehajib.com
INVESTBANK Commercial Fahmi F. AbuKhadraMuntaser Dawwasinvestbank.jo
Société Générale de Banque Jordanie Commercial NANANA
Bank al Etihad Commercial Isam SalfitiNadia Al Saeedbankaletihad.com
Islamic International Arab Bank Islamic (Jordanian)"Mohammed Said" Mohammed ShahinIyad Ghasoub Asaliiiabank.com.jo
Jordan Islamic Bank Islamic (Jordanian)Musa Abdel-Aziz ShihadehHussein Said Mohammad “ Ammar Saifan”jordanislamicbank.com
Safwa Islamic Bank Islamic (Jordanian)Moh'd Naser Salem Abu-HammourSamer Al-Tamimisafwabank.com
Standard Chartered Foreignstandardchartered.com
Egyptian Arab Land Bank ForeignTarek Akel https://aqaribank.jo
Citibank ForeignNour Jarrarcitibank.com/jordan
Rafidain Bank ForeignSameerah Swadi Husseinrafidain-bank.gov.iq
National Bank of Kuwait ForeignIhab Al-Aqqadnbk.com
BLOM Bank ForeignDr. Adnan Al- A’rajblombank.com
Bank Audi ForeignYousef Ali Ensourbanqueaudi.com/jordan
Al-Rajhi Bank Islamic (foreign)Ahmad Y. Alkhub https://www.alrajhibank.com.jo/
BlinkDigitalZein Malhas https://theblink.com/en
ReflectDigitalreflectapp.com
ilaDigital https://ilabank.com/jo

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References

  1. "Central Bank of Jordan". www.cbj.gov.jo. Retrieved 2023-05-15.