Alpha Bank (Albanian Branch)	Alpha Bank is the second largest bank in Greece with 450 branches throughout the country. It also has a subsidiary and branch in London, and branches and subsidiaries throughout the Balkans (see "International expansion" below). Bulevardi “Zogu i Parë” No. 47, Tiranë, Tel: +355 4 240 476/233-359 Fax: +355 4 232-102 E-mail: TiranaBranchEDP at alpha.gr
Bank of Albania	Bank of Albania is the central bank of the Republic of Albania and its main objective is to maintain price stability. Read 1 Reviews
Banka Popullore (BP)	Banka Societe Generale ka justifikuar besimin e klientëve të saj prej më shumë se 140 vitesh. Falë kësaj, ne jemi prezent në më shumë se 70 vende të botës. Eksperienca lokale dhe standartet botërore të veprimit, janë tashmë të arritshme edhe për ju, sepse tashmë, Banka Popullore është pjesë e grupit Societe Generale – grupi më i madh bankar në Shqipëri. Besimi dhe kënaqësia e klientëve në gjithë botën po krijojnë traditën tonë. Mbështetja që Banka Popullore dhe grupi Societe Generale ju ofrojnë sot, ndërtojnë të ardhmen tuaj. Banka Popullore, pjesë e Grupit Societe Generale.
BIA - Banka Italo Shqiptare	The Italian Albanian Bank is the first private bank founded on 1992 according to a special law. The paid-up capital amount to USD 15.500.000. The Head Office is located in Tirana. The first branch has been opened on 1999 in Durres, followed by the branch of Vlora on 2002. On 2004 a new branch has been opened in Shkodra.
BKT	Banka Kombetare Tregtare is a full-service commercial bank with USD 860 million in assets, ranking it as the second largest bank in Albania.
Credins Bank	redins Bank is a private Albanian bank. The president of Credins is Artan Santo, a renowned Albanian banker.
Credit Bank of Albania (CBA)	Tel: +355 24 7535 Fax:+355 22 7803 Office Address: Rruga "Perlat Rexhepi Al-Kharafi Group Adm. Build. Kati 1&2,Tirana, Albania
Emporiki Bank	The Emporiki Bank (Greek: Εμπορική Τράπεζα) is a Greek bank. Its headquarters is in Athens, and the bank has hundreds of branches across Greece, as well as operations in a number of other countries. The bank is one of the 500 largest banks in the world. In August, 2006, the french bank Crédit Agricole, acquired 72% of its capital and now controls the bank.
Italian Development Bank	Bulevardi "Dëshmorët e Kombit", Kullat Binjake, Tiranë Tel. +355 4 280-555 Fax.+280 4 280-356 e-mail: info at bisbanca.com
National Bank of Greece (Tirana Branch)	The National Bank of Greece (NBG; Greek: Εθνική Τράπεζα της Ελλάδος) (NYSE: NBG, LSE: NBGA) is the oldest and largest commercial bank in Greece and heads the strongest financial group in the country. It boasts a dynamic profile internationally, particularly in Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean. It owns subsidiaries in over 18 countries, including Bulgaria, Cyprus, Egypt, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, The Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, Switzerland, and Turkey. Founded in 1841 as a commercial bank, NBG enjoyed the right to issue banknotes until the establishment of the Bank of Greece in 1928. It has been listed on the Athens Stock Exchange since the Exchange's foundation in 1880. Since October 1999, the Bank has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange. NBG is a financial institution legally operating subject to the Greek and the European Union banking legislation, specifically the provisions, as currently applicable, of Law 2076/92, which incorporated the second banking directive 89/646/EEC into Greek law. The NBG Group provides a full range of financial products and services that meet the constantly changing needs of corporate customers and private individuals, including investment banking services, brokerage, insurance, asset management, leasing and factoring. The Bank's branch and ATM network, the largest in Greece (568 domestic banking units and 1370 ΑΤΜs), effectively covers the entire country. It is developing and expanding alternative distribution channels for its products, such as mobile and internet banking. Today, after recent acquisitions in South Eastern Europe the Group's network overseas includes 868 units. One of the Bank's main strengths is the confidence shown in it by its customers, who hold over 9 million deposit accounts and more than 1.5 million lending accounts with NBG. Having reaffirmed its leading position in the Greek market, the bank is further modernizing its operations, backed by investment in new technology, so as to better serve its customers and enhance its profitability.
National Commercial Bank	Bulevardi “Zhan D’Ark” Tiranë Tel: +355 4 250-955 Fax: +355 4 250-956
Piraeus Bank	Piraeus Bank Group, is a Greek bank founded in 1916, that went through a period of state ownership and management (1975-1991) before it was privatised in December 1991. Since then, it has continuously grown in size and activities. The Piraeus Bank group of companies engages in financial and banking activities not only in Greece, but also in the areas of Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, as well as the financial centres of London and New York. Piraeus Bank Group possesses particular know-how in the sections of retail banking, small & medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), capital markets, investment banking, leasing, real estate and financing of the shipping sector. Piraeus Bank Group has a constantly expanding network with more than 300 branches in Greece, 14 branches in New York,1 in the UK, 80 branches in Romania, 72 in Bulgaria, 38 in Albania, 38 in Serbia and 40 in Egypt. Piraeus Bank Group has recently completed the acquisition of a Ukrainian Bank that has 133 points of presence. In addition, a representative office of Piraeus Bank operates in Moscow.
Popular Bank	Bulevardi "Dëshmorët e Kombit", Kullat Binjake, Kulla 1, Kati i 9-të, Tiranë Tel. +355 4 280-442/3 Fax.+280 4 280-441 e-mail: info at bpopullore.com
Raiffeisen Albania	The Raiffeisen Bank is currently the largest bank in Albania, with more than 60% of all retail deposits and the largest branch network. It was originally known as Banka e Kursimeve (Savings Bank of Albania), but following its acquisition by Raiffeisen Zentralbank (RZB) during 2004 it was rebranded Raiffeisen Bank. Since the acquisition, Raiffeisen has implemented retail lending and services, starting with ATM services and debit cards, and later additional retail activities. The bank is also building its corporate and SME businesses.
Tirana Bank	Tirana Bank is the first private Bank which has started operations in Albania. It was established on 1996 and its growth during this period has been tremendous after creating a very wide network throughout Albania, actually with 36 Branches. Nowadays, after 10 years in the Albanian market, this bank is well-consolidated and offers a very wide range of products and services according to its clients needs.
Union Bank	Bulevardi Zogu I (prane stacionit te trenit) Tel: 04-250-653 Fax: 04-250-654
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