
Qatar’s banking sector is dominated by a few financial heavyweights, and the latest market
capitalization data shows just how significant that dominance is.
As of November 20th, 2025, the largest listed banks continue to anchor the QSE, both in scale and
influence.
Qatar National Bank (QNBK) leads by a wide margin with a market cap of QAR 165.6 billion, making it
the clear giant of the sector.
Next is Qatar Islamic Bank (QIBK) at QAR 54.8 billion, reflecting the strong presence and continued
importance of Islamic finance in the country.
The rest of the top five—Al-Rayan Bank (MARK) at QAR 20.4 billion, Dukhan Bank (DUBK) at QAR 17.8
billion, and Qatar International Islamic Bank (QIIB) at QAR 16.6 billion—round out a sector that remains
highly concentrated but structurally important to the economy.
The title emphasizes this reality: these institutions are not just large; they are central pillars of Qatar’s
financial system. Their size carries implications for liquidity, index influence, and portfolio positioning.
For investors in Qatar, knowing where market value is concentrated helps clarify sector exposure and
understand how movements in these banks can shape broader market performance.
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