ACLEDA Bank, Cambodia's Sole Representative, Ranks Among World's Top 1000 Banks
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2026年7月30日
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ACLEDA Bank, Cambodia's Sole Representative, Ranks Among World's Top 1000 Banks

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ACLEDA Bank Plc., the sole Cambodian bank, has been recognized in "The Top 1000 World Banks 2026" by The Banker magazine, highlighting its international competitiveness and financial soundness.

ACLEDA Bank Plc., the sole Cambodian bank, has achieved international recognition by being ranked among the "Top 1000 World Banks 2026" by the esteemed financial publication, THE BANKER magazine. The bank secured the 785th position globally, marking an improvement from its 792nd rank in 2025. This prestigious ranking is determined by five core strengths: Tier 1 capital, assets, pre-tax profits, soundness, and performance. ACLEDA Bank reported a Tier 1 capital of US$1,223 million, total assets of US$12,002 million, and pre-tax profits of US$250 million. Its capital asset ratio stood at 10.19%, with a return on capital of 16.33% and a return on assets of 1.66%. Beyond its robust operations within Cambodia, ACLEDA Bank has expanded its regional presence through major subsidiaries including ACLEDA University of Business Co., Ltd., ACLEDA Securities Plc., and ACLEDA Bank Lao Ltd., along with a representative office in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. This sustained growth underscores the bank's significant commitment to financial inclusion, innovation, and excellence in service delivery across Cambodia and the wider region. The recognition highlights ACLEDA Bank's transparency, capabilities, and system security, reinforcing its strong development and competitiveness within Southeast Asia. As Cambodia continues its economic development, driven by infrastructure projects and a recovering tourism sector, such international accolades for its leading financial institutions are crucial for bolstering confidence in the nation's financial sector.

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