With the strong shareholder Kookmin Co., Ltd. (“KB”) from South Korea and with a microfinance deposit taking license from the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), PRASAC has the solid financial operations, customer care, and a modern, transparent and dynamic core banking system for serving the needs of customers and the public. PRASAC is dedicated to offering full-fledged financial services namely loans, deposits, digital financial services, and other financial services to target customers.
PRASAC ranks among the top five commercial banks in Cambodia and is currently the largest microfinance institution in terms of assets, loan portfolio, loan quality, net profit, customers, and deposits. As a market leader with total assets of USD 4.32 billion as of 31st December 2021, PRASAC operates the second largest branch network, with 182 branches in Cambodia.
PRASAC enjoys strong support from clients, local authorities, regulators, the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), and has received many awards and certifications from national and international institutions such as the MFTransparency Seal of Transparency, Client Protection Certification from Smart Campaign, Planet Rating, MicroFinanza Rating, General Department of Taxation, National Bank of Cambodia, Credit Bureau Cambodia (CBC), particularly Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen, and others.
PRASAC ranks among the top five commercial banks in Cambodia and is currently the largest microfinance institution in terms of assets, loan portfolio, loan quality, net profit, customers, and deposits. As a market leader with total assets of USD 4.32 billion as of 31st December 2021, PRASAC operates the second largest branch network, with 182 branches in Cambodia.
PRASAC enjoys strong support from clients, local authorities, regulators, the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), and has received many awards and certifications from national and international institutions such as the MFTransparency Seal of Transparency, Client Protection Certification from Smart Campaign, Planet Rating, MicroFinanza Rating, General Department of Taxation, National Bank of Cambodia, Credit Bureau Cambodia (CBC), particularly Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen, and others.