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Hungarian National Bank (MNB)

Commercial banks

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Source:^[1]

Bank	Founded	Headquarters	Total assets (in billionFt)	Owner's nationality	Site
OTP Bank	1949	Budapest	18,750.83	32,10%; others 67,90%	http://www.otpbank.hu
MBH Bank	2023	Budapest	12,505.00	100,00%	[1]
K&H Bank	1986	Budapest	5,826.04	100,00%	http://www.kh.hu
UniCredit Bank	1990	Budapest	5,462.57	100,00%	Magánszemélyek - UniCredit Bank
Erste Bank	1998	Budapest	5,310.30	100,00%	http://www.erstebank.hu
Raiffeisen Bank International	1986	Budapest	4,307.42	100,00%	Ilyen egy jó kapcsolat
CIB Bank	1979	Budapest	3,095.81	100,00%	CIB Bank
Gránit Bank	2010 (1985)	Budapest	1,019.05	100,00%	http://www.granitbank.hu
Citibank	1985	Budapest	1011.94	100,00%	[2]
ING Bank	2008 (1991)	Budapest	903.29	100,00%	[3]
BNP Paribas	1991	Budapest	519.92	100,00%	[4]
MagNet Bank	1995	Budapest	401.51	100,00%	[5]
Bank of China	2002	Budapest	326.49	100,00%	https://www.bankofchina.com/hu/
Cofidis	2005	Budapest	106.47	100,00%	[6]
Polgári Bank	1972	Polgár	54.01	100,00%	[7]
Oberbank	2007	Budapest		100,00%	[8]
Eximbank	1994	Budapest		100,00%	[9]

Market share of banks

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The market share of the eventh largest banks in Hungary, in terms of assets at the end of 2022, (in brackets, balance sheet total of the year 2022):^[1]

OTP Bank : 18,750 billionHUF
MBH Bank : 12,505 billionHUF
K&H Bank: 5,826 billionHUF
UniCredit Bank: 5,462 billionHUF
Erste Bank: 5,310 billionHUF
Raiffeisen Bank: 4,307 billionHUF
CIB Bank: 3,095 billionHUF

Specialized credit institutions

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Representative offices of foreign banks

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These are the registered representative offices of foreign banks within the National Bank of Hungary:

KDB Bank (1989)
Commerzbank (1993)
Deutsche Bank (1995)
Bank of China (2002)

Defunct Banks

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Calyon Bank no longer available in Hungary
Credigen Bank [18]
FHB Mortgage Bank bought by Takarék Group in 2016 and merged inoTakarékbank
Magyar Takarékszövetkezeti Bank [19]
WestLB Hungaria Bank [20]
Budapest Bank,MKB Bank andTakarékbank merged intoMBH Bank in 2023

References

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^^a ^b"Magyarországon működő bankok | money.hu".www.money.hu.

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v t e 10 largestbanks in Hungary in terms of totalassets
CIB Bank Erste Bank Eximbank Gránit Bank K&H Bank Magyar Fejlesztési Bank MBH Bank OTP Bank Raiffeisen Bank International UniCredit
In alphabetical order, as of December 31, 2022.

v t e List of banks in Europe
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Central banks

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Specialized credit institutions

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Defunct Banks

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