Bank-e-Millie Afghan

Established in 1933, Bank-e-Millie Afghan (BMA) was Afghanistan's first financial institution created through a public-private partnership with the private sector holding a 72 percent stake. In 1974, the government of Afghanistan fully nationalized the bank. Before the civil war, the Bank had Branches in major cities including some cities of Pakistan (Peshawar, Quetta, Karachi), London, Hamburg, and New York. The Head Office of BMA is located on Ibn-e-Sina Watt, Kabul - Afghanistan. In mid of 1403 financial year, the Bank operated 39 Branches, 23 ATMs, and 08 Counters, employing over 700 staff members and serving more than 200,000 customers across the country. == References ==