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Banque de Tunisie

Historic private bank since 1884

Tunisia , Tunis Founded 1884 501-1000 Website
Operating Since1884 (142y)

About Banque de Tunisie

Banque de Tunisie is one of Tunisia's oldest commercial banks, founded in 1884. It is one of the most respected private banks in the country, offering comprehensive banking services with a long history of serving Tunisian businesses and individuals.

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CountryTunisia
Founded1884
TypeCorporate
ModelB2B2C
Team Size501-1000

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