West Maritime Bank
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Native name | Ochk'in Naab'al T'abkan |
|---|---|
| Public company | |
| Traded as | KWK: ONT |
| Founded | December 11, 1871 (in its current form) |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | Asset management, consumer banking, corporate banking, credit cards, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, wealth management |
| Revenue |  43 billion Solidus |
| 10.5 billion Solidus | |
| 8.3 billion Solidus | |
| Total assets | 740 billion Solidus |
Number of employees | 201,650 (2020) |
The West Maritime Bank is a Mutulese international banking group. It is the largest Mutulese banking group, with around 30% of the assets currently held by Mutulese banks. It was formed through the merger of the Great Companies financial components, brought as a way to strengthen back the remnants of the Nuk Nahob into a coherent whole capable of opposing the emergence of new competitors on the financial markets, such as the Green Society or the Industry and Infrastructure Bank. It is one of the Big Four of the Mutul commercial banking and is listed in the K'uhul Wayib' K'iwik as "ONT".
Internationally, the West Maritime Bank operate in four different continents: Oxidentale, Ochran, Malaio, and Norumbia and has branches in 11 different countries. It includes a retail banking section and investment banking operations, with its retail banking networks serving more than 30 million customers in its domestic market. The retail component operates across the globe, from Charnea to Pulau Keramat.
The West Maritime Bank has been a member of the Vespanian Exchange Institute since 1977 when foreign businesses were allowed to attain membership status.