Armenian Bank
Financials

Every Armenian commercial bank, head to head, on the numbers their auditors signed. One open dataset and one annual report.

Read the FY2025 report (PDF) In the browser GitHub

Compiled by Haik Asatryan · FY2025 edition · audited IFRS statements only

Cover of the Armenian Banks FY2025 report

The dataset

1,839 figures transcribed by hand from 84 auditor-signed IFRS reports, in long format: bank, year, label, value. All amounts in thousands of Armenian drams, exactly as printed in the statements. Every bank-year carries its scope, auditor and source URL in sources.csv.

Banks17every licensed bank
Fiscal years52021 to 2025
Bank-years84each with a cited source
Figures1,839none estimated
raw.csv sources.csv Browse on GitHub

In the FY2025 edition

Size league tables, returns and efficiency, what credit costs, growth, margins and funding, a full metrics table, one-card profiles of all 17 banks, and six awards decided by formula alone.

Largest by assetsArdshinbankAMD 2,670 bn
Highest net profitArdshinbankAMD 137.1 bn
Fastest asset growthFast Bank+52.0% in one year

How it is built

  • Audited IFRS statements only. No investor decks, no press releases, no regulatory summaries.
  • Each figure comes from that year's own auditor-signed report, current-year column. Later restatements are footnoted, never silently substituted.
  • A label is absent when a bank's statements do not present that line. Nothing is estimated.
  • Every bank-year satisfies the accounting identities, checked in CI on every commit.
  • Award formulas are printed in the report. No judgment calls, no hidden weights.

The banks

ACBA, AMIO, Ameriabank, Araratbank, Ardshinbank, ArmSwiss, Armeconombank, Artsakhbank, Byblos, Converse, Evocabank, Fast Bank, ID Bank, Inecobank, Mellat, Unibank, VTB Armenia.

HSBC Armenia is excluded: it left the market in 2024 and its business sits inside Ardshinbank's consolidated figures. AMIO Bank appears under its current name for all years, including the ones it spent as Armbusinessbank.