Bank Maskan

Bank Maskan
Type Government owned
Industry Financial services
Founded 1979
Headquarters Tehran, Iran
Key people

Ghodratollah Sarifi (CEO)

Gholamhossein Hassankhani (Chairman)
Employees 7900 (fulltime)[1]
Website Official Site

Bank Maskan (Persian: بانک مسکن; Bānk Maskan), also known as the Housing Bank, is a bank in Iran. In 2008, the Central Bank banned all banks and other financial institutions, except for Maskan Bank, from providing residential mortgages.[2]

Contents

Structure

Their subsidiaries include:

History

A new CEO Qudratullah Sharifi (قدرتالله شريفي) was appointed in 2010.[5]

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.bank-maskan.ir/HomePage.aspx?TabID=5198&Site=DouranPortal&Lang=en-US
  2. ^ http://www.turquoisepartners.com/iraninvestment/IIM-Nov10.pdf
  3. ^ Housing Investment Company: An Introduction to Housing Investment Company
  4. ^ Fars News Agency: شركت سرمايه گذاري مسكن جايزه ملي كيفيت را دريافت كرد
  5. ^ Serat News: مديرعامل جديد بانك مسكن منصوب شد

External links

Agribank • AminIB • Bank Melli • Bank Mellat • Bank Maskan • BIM • BPI • Central Bank of Iran • City Bank • Day Bank • EDBI • EN Bank • Karafarin Bank • Mehr • Parsian Bank • Persia International Bank • Post Bank • Refah Bank • S-Bank • Sedarat • Saman Bank • Sepah Bank • Sina Bank • TT Bank • Tat Bank • Tejarat Bank • Tourism Bank
Subsidaries:
Arian Bank (Afganistan) • Mellat Bank SB CJSC (Armenia) • Futurebank (Bahrain) • Onerbank (Belarus) • Torgonov Kapital (Belarus) • EIH (Germany) • First East Export Bank (Malaysia)