Bank Muscat
Bank Muscat is Oman's largest bank by assets, market capitalisation, and branch network — the flagship financial institution of the Omani economy, with strong government shareholding (OIA/SGRF) and a leading role in Vision 2040 infrastructure and project finance.
Banking Regulation — Oman
Oman's banking sector is regulated by the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) under the Banking Law (Royal Decree 114/2000). The CBO supervises capital adequacy (Basel III), liquidity, Islamic banking, and fintech — maintaining a stable, well-capitalised banking system.
Central Bank of Oman (CBO)
The Central Bank of Oman maintains the OMR-USD peg at 0.3845, manages monetary policy, supervises the banking sector, and implements financial sector reforms aligned with Vision 2040's financial deepening objectives.
Oman Banking FAQ
Frequently asked questions about banking in Oman covering account opening services and Islamic banking
Oman Banking Institutions Guide
Guide to Oman banking institutions covering commercial banks Islamic banks and development finance
Oman Banking Sector Overview | Oman Guide
Overview of Oman banking sector covering conventional banks, Islamic banks, and Central Bank regulation.
What is Islamic Banking? | Oman Explained
Understand Islamic banking principles and how they operate within Oman financial system.