KentBank d.d.

KentBank d.d. is a Croatian commercial bank headquartered in Zagreb, licensed and supervised by the Croatian National Bank and operating under EU banking rules. The bank is majority owned by Turkey’s Süzer Group and adopted its current name in 2012 following the acquisition and rebranding of a smaller regional institution. It focuses on retail and small to mid-sized corporate customers, offering current and savings accounts, term deposits, domestic and cross-border payments (including SEPA), consumer and housing loans, SME lending, trade finance and guarantees, and foreign-exchange services. Digital access is provided through internet and mobile banking for individuals and businesses. KentBank maintains a modest branch footprint concentrated in larger cities, and its ATM coverage is limited relative to the largest domestic banks. Deposits are protected by Croatia’s statutory deposit insurance scheme up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank. The institution is a small player by assets in the Croatian market and does not offer the breadth of services of universal banks, particularly in areas such as investment services or capital markets. Fees, rates, and eligibility criteria vary by product and risk profile, and customers should review the latest tariff schedules, digital functionality, and physical access before opening accounts or applying for credit.