Countries Where Firms Use Banks Most for Investment (2024)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2024

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Israel leads with firms using banks to finance investment (%) of 83.2%.

Kosovo ranks #2 at 65.0%.

Qatar ranks #3 at 64.4%.

Saudi Arabia ranks #4 at 57.1%.

Central African Republic ranks #5 at 56.5%.

Top 25 Countries by Firms Using Banks to Finance Investment (%)

#CountryFirms Using Banks to Finance Investment (%)Year
1Israel83.2%2024
2Kosovo65.0%2025
3Qatar64.4%2025
4Saudi Arabia57.1%2025
5Central African Republic56.5%2023
6Peru54.0%2023
7Belgium53.3%2025
8Uganda52.2%2025
9Italy48.8%2024
10Malawi47.7%2025
11Zimbabwe47.7%2025
12India47.5%2025
13Burundi47.2%2025
14Poland46.8%2025
15Morocco46.5%2023
16Korea, Rep.46.4%2024
17Armenia45.2%2024
18Slovak Republic43.7%2023
19Panama43.6%2025
20Kenya42.1%2025
21Chile41.4%2025
22Dominican Republic41.1%2025
23France41.1%2025
24Serbia40.7%2024
25Spain40.0%2024

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FAQ

What is the highest firms using banks to finance investment (%) in 2024?

Israel has the highest firms using banks to finance investment (%) at 83.2% in 2024.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 160 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.