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Four banks from Moldova included in TOP 100 best banks from South East Europe

19:03 | 23.01.2019 Category: Economic

Chisinau, 23 January /MOLDPRES/ - Four banks from Moldova have been included in a Top 100 best financial institutions from the South East Europe in 2018, made public today. The ranking of the biggest banks was worked out based on data for 2017, depending on the assets owned, capital, gross profit, Return on Assets (ROA) Return on Equity (ROE).   

Banks from 13 countries, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Turkey, were included in Top100, made by a prestigious magazine Finance Central Europe, read by the most influential decision-makers not only in the Central and East Europe, but also worldwide.  

Moldova-Agroindbank and Mobiasbanca-Groupe Societe Generale were included in the ranking of the best banks according to three categories. Thus, Moldova-Agroindbank was recognized as the best bank in terms of asset strength, capital and the best bank of Moldova in terms of the gross profit got.   

Mobiasbanca-Groupe Societe Generale was mentioned as the best bank of Moldova, with the best ROA results and the president of this bank, Antoine Gabizon, was described as the best banker.    

According to the ranking’s authors, the Romanian Commercial Bank Chisinau had the best results in terms of the own capital’s profitability rate. And Energbank was described as the best small bank from Moldova.   

The complete results will be published later this month in the January 2019 issue of the magazine Finance Central Europe.

Last year, two banks from Moldova were included in the Top 100 banks from South East Europe.

 

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