Iranians' Bank

Iranians' Bank, also called Bank Iranian, was an Iranian public private bank based in Tehran. It was established in 1960 and disbanded after the 1979 revolution. Citibank International's First National City Bank had bought 35 percent of the shares around $1 million; later their share was reduced to 5%. The bank had four general offices and seven branches in principal Iranian cities. It was headed by Ebtehaj Sanee (considered the father of modern Iranian budget program) and Azar Sanee, his wife and the first Iranian woman banker. All the branches were ordered to have picture of Shah by Ebtehaj.

In 1979, Iranians' Bank was nationalized and merged into Tejarat.