Tunis International Bank was created in June 1982 and was the first commercial bank established in Tunisia as a fully licensed banking corporation dealing essentially with non-residents under the Tunisian Law of July 12th, 1976 replaced on August 12th, 2009. TIB operates under the supervision of the Central Bank of Tunisia (CBT) and is a member of Tunisia‘s Clearing House Association.
TIB is a private commercial bank and its main shareholder is Burgan Bank K.P.S.C - Kuwait, which is a subsidiary of the Kuwait Investment Projects Company (Holding) ‘‘KIPCO’’.
“Our Bank’s reputation has been fully established
as a local provider of the highest quality
products and services.”
TIB provides a comprehensive range of international financial services for corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals both in Tunisia and abroad including the following :
- Foreign Exchange and Money Market operations in all convertible currencies including Tunisian dinars.
- International Trade Financing.
- Private Banking Facilities.
- Loan Syndications and Forfeiting.
- Commercial Banking, Investments.
- Visa Card and American Express Card.
Our product range will be constantly reviewed to ensure that we are able, within our credit and procedural policies, to meet the range of needs in our local market base. This will include maximising the products and services that we are able to offer as a result of the synergies that we have and are further developing, with co-members of the KIPCO group.
both internationally and domestically
and is dedicated to providing banking services
of the highest standards.
TIB’s traditional and natural marketplace has been the Maghreb countries. The Maghreb countries will remain TIB’s primary target market by maximising the opportunities available to us by working with our subsidiary Gulf Bank Algeria in Algiers, Algeria and also with our bank’s representative office in Tripoli, Libya.
Looking ahead, TIB aims to play a key role in promoting business and partnerships between Gulf investors and the Maghreb. In addition to this region, business has also been developed involving Western European and other Mediterranean countries.
Tunis International Bank
Since 1982
