The relatively stable situation in most of Syria has reflected positively on the performance of Syrian banks, which have broadly reported an improvement in their financial results last year.

Fransabank Syria has announced the resignation of its Lebanese chairman, confirming the dissociation policy adopted by Lebanese banks operating in the country.

Providing guarantees for loans to SMEs and microfinance projects

This list of tables provides data on the main indicators of Syrian private sector banks as of June 30, 2018.

The main index of the Damascus Securities Exchange declined again last month to close at 5,528.66.

Syrian banks are expanding again their branch network as they seek to capitalize on the improving security situation across the country.

The main index of Syria’s stock exchange remained unchanged last month as trading volumes declined significantly.

The assets, credits and deposits at the 14 private sector banks in Syria. 

The operating income and profits of Syria's 14 private sector banks in 2017. All numbers are in million Syrian pounds.

Byblos Bank Syria has announced the appointment of a new general manager.

The Damascus Securities Exchange attracted again investors last month on the back of the rapid advances of regime forces in the east of the country, after months of relative stagnation.

This list of tables provides data on the main indicators of Syrian private sector banks as of June 30, 2017.

This list of tables provides data on the main indicators of Syrian banks in 2016.

Updated on July 21, 2017: Syria’s private commercial banks, which saw last year their assets fall to a fraction of what they were in 2010 and now barely breakeven, are unable to finance any meaningful reconstruction drive.

For the third month in a row, trading activity at the Damascus Securities Exchange remained extremely limited in November.

Bank Audi, Lebanon’s largest banking grouping, has announced that it has written-off its investment in Syria and that its representatives in the bank’s board of directors have resigned.

Bank Audi, Lebanon’s largest commercial bank, is changing the commercial name of it Syrian affiliate in an apparent bid to distance itself from the Syrian market.

The volume and value of shares traded in the first half of this year in the Damascus Securities Exchange more than doubled compared to the same period of 2015.

Updated on August 15, 2016: The first quarter of 2016 has seen a return of investors to the Damascus Securities Exchange, although in real terms the price of stocks and the trading value remain well below their pre-uprising levels.

February saw an increasing interest by Syrian investors in the Damascus Securities Exchange.

The value of the shares traded during the first month of the year in the Damascus Securities Exchange almost doubled from December.

The value of trading in the Damascus Securities Exchange remained stable this week.

The assets of Syria’s private commercial banks increased 17 percent in the first half of this year in Syrian Pound terms.

The annual shareholders meetings of Syria’s commercial banks have seen some changes in their management and boards.

A large transaction on shares of Bank Audi Syria has helped lift the overall value of trading in the Syrian bourse.

Bank Audi Syria has announced that its branch in the city of Deir-ez-Zor had been robbed.

Bank Audi Syria has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer.

Bank Audi Syria has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer.

Trading activity continues to decline in the Syrian stock exchange where only a handful of transactions are now occurring every week.

Byblos Bank Sal, the Lebanese mother company of Byblos Bank Syria, is increasing its stake in its Syrian affiliate.

The assets and profits of private sector banks in Syria increased last year in Syrian Pound terms, according to preliminary filings.

Pro-regime media outlets have published names of leading investors that reportedly owe their banks large sums of money.

Bank Audi Syria has announced the resignation of its chief executive Officer, Bassel Hamwi.

Bank Audi Syria has announced the resignation of its chief executive officer, Bassel Hamwi.

The balance sheet of Syria’s private sector banks increased 45 percent in the first nine months of 2013 compared to the same period of last year, although the rise was overwhelmingly a result of unrealized net foreign exchange gains.

The level of trading in Syria’s stock exchange last week was the lowest in many weeks.

The trading activity in the Syrian stock exchange fell for the second week in a row as the country enters a full week of holidays.

A handful of stocks continue to dominate trading in the Syrian bourse amid low volumes.

The performance of Syria’s banking sector in the first half of this year continued to be affected by the deteriorating economic conditions and the decline in the value of the Syrian Pound.

Financial data published by two private sector banks confirm the growth of bad debt provisions across the sector.

Bank Audi Syria has posted a significant improvement in its financial performance in the first half of this year on the back of the decline in the value of the Syrian pound.

Stocks fell last week in the Damascus Securities Exchange for the second week in a row.

Syria’s main stock index crossed the 1,200 mark last week after gaining in three consecutive sessions.

A 40 percent rise in the assets of Islamic banks helped increase the Syrian pound value of the balance sheet of Syria’s private banking sector.

Syrian stocks rose again last week as investors sought to offset the rapid decline in the value of the Syrian Pound relative to the dollar.

The Syrian stock exchange resumed last week its recent winning run with its main index rising 2.41 percent.

Syria’s stock exchange index fell below the 900 mark last week with trading volumes declining.

Syria’s stock market index increased sharply this week to rise above the 800 mark for the first time since last November.