Governance

Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI) was established in July 2003 to facilitate Iraq's domestic and international trade dealings in order to meet the pressing need for humanitarian goods and building and reconstruction materials once the U.N. Oil-for-Food Programme ended at the end of 2003.

The Bank operates in accordance with its charter and bylaws. It is licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq and commenced its operations one month after the decision to establish it as a governmental financial institution had been taken.

The Banks Bylaws

TBI operates in accordance with by-laws that define the responsibilities and duties of the Board of Directors. These can be seen at the Bank's head offices during business hours.

Advisors

The Trade Bank of Iraq's advisors include:

Auditors
Ernst & Young

Legal Counsel
Clifford Chance

Advisor to the Board
Sir Claude Hankes KCVO

 

Key Facts

Private Banking Sector

Power Capacity in Iraq

The current power capacity in Iraq only meets half of what is required. Shortages are very common and everyone uses portable petrol-powered backup generators. We will need investors and partners to come in and help to provide the finance for the big power generation projects. The market will be quite substantial.

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Downloads

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TBI 2007 Annual Report
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The TBI 2007 Annual Report is now available for download.