Cambodia Asia Bank

Cambodia Asia Bank, commonly abbreviated as CAB, is a Cambodian commercial banking brand based in Phnom Penh. The bank commenced operations on 23 February 1993, when it opened for commercial banking in central Phnom Penh. Its establishment placed it among the financial institutions serving Cambodia during the country’s post-conflict economic rebuilding and the development of a modern commercial banking sector. The available reference material identifies Cambodia Asia Bank as a limited-liability bank and describes a branch network of more than twelve offices in Cambodia. Its business scope includes conventional retail and commercial banking services, notably lending, savings accounts, foreign remittance, and other related financial services. The bank’s service model is therefore centered on collecting deposits, extending credit, facilitating payments and transfers, and maintaining physical access through branches. Publicly available information in the supplied sources is limited. Those materials do not establish the bank’s ownership structure, current leadership, financial performance, website, stock-market status, or present operating condition. They also do not provide evidence of international operations, a major consumer-product portfolio, large-scale advertising campaigns, acquisitions, scandals, or product-specific generations. Cambodia Asia Bank should consequently be understood primarily as a domestic Cambodian banking institution rather than as an internationally diversified financial-services group. Its historical significance in the available record lies in its early-1990s entry into commercial banking and its provision of branch-based financial services in Cambodia. Further verification would be required to describe its current branch count, regulatory status, ownership, executive team, balance-sheet scale, or continuing activity with confidence.

Cambodia Asia Bank began commercial banking operations on 23 February 1993, opening in the center of Phnom Penh. Its launch occurred during a period when Cambodia was rebuilding public institutions, expanding formal commerce, and developing a modern banking system after years of political and economic disruption. The bank was organized as a limited-liability Cambodian bank and developed a domestic branch presence. The supplied reference describes it as operating more than twelve branch offices, although it does not specify the dates on which individual branches opened or provide a current total. Cambodia Asia Bank’s recorded service range includes lending, savings accounts, foreign remittance, and other financial services. These activities indicate a conventional commercial-bank model serving customers through deposits, credit, transfers, and branch operations. The available material does not identify a founder, parent company, controlling owner, chief executives, financial results, regulatory milestones, mergers, or changes in corporate strategy. It also does not establish whether all historical services and branches remain active. As a result, the documented history is strongest for the bank’s founding-era entry into Cambodian commercial banking and its subsequent development of a local branch network. Later institutional history requires additional authoritative sources, such as regulatory filings, official bank disclosures, or current corporate records.

• 1993

  Commercial banking operations begin

  [1]Cambodia Asia Banken.wikipedia.org

  Cambodia Asia Bank commenced operations on 23 February 1993 with the opening of commercial banking services in central Phnom Penh.

A domestic Cambodian commercial bank providing branch-based deposit, lending, remittance, and related financial services.

• Lending

  Loans

  Cambodia Asia Bank offers loan services as part of its commercial banking activity. The supplied reference does not specify the loan types, eligibility criteria, pricing, maturities, collateral requirements, or whether the products are intended mainly for consumers, businesses, or both.

• Deposits

  Savings accounts

  Savings accounts are among the bank’s identified deposit services. They provide a conventional mechanism for customers to hold funds with the bank, but the available sources do not describe account tiers, interest rates, minimum balances, currencies, digital access, or current availability.

• Payments and transfers

  Foreign remittance services

  The bank provides foreign remittance services, supporting the transfer of funds across borders. The reference material does not identify correspondent institutions, destination markets, transfer channels, fees, settlement times, or whether the service remains active.

1. 1Cambodia Asia Banken.wikipedia.org