Central Bank Names Uzbekistan's Largest Banks by Assets
The Central Bank has summarized the results of the first nine months of 2026 and compiled a ranking of banks by asset volume. The top three positions, as in the previous year, are held by state-owned banks.
UzNatsBank leads with assets of 146.8 trillion soums, accounting for 14% of the entire system. AgroBank ranks second (126.5 trillion), and UzPromStroyBank is third (104.3 trillion). Together, these three hold 36.1% of the industry's assets.
A reshuffle occurred just below the top three. KapitalBank increased its assets by 28.5% over the year, reaching 66.6 trillion soums, climbed to fourth place, and overtook Asaka Bank. It remains the country's largest private bank. Following them are Xalq Bank, Ipoteka Bank, Hamkor Bank, Business Development Bank, and Ipak Yuli Bank.
The leaders grew unevenly. UzNatsBank added only 1.1%, Asaka Bank 2.4%, while AgroBank increased its assets by a quarter. Among the major players, Trust Bank grew the fastest (+78.5%), and Oktobank grew by 2.8 times. Smaller banks such as Uzum Bank, Apex Bank, and Hayot Bank saw their assets double or triple over the year. TBC Bank, on the other hand, was the only major bank whose assets declined, by 5.2%.
In terms of deposit volume, UzNatsBank ranks first (58.8 trillion soums), KapitalBank second, and AgroBank third. The same top three lead in the size of the credit portfolio as they do in assets.
