Loans and advances at banks listed on the Saudi Exchange’s main market reached SR3.31 trillion at the end of the third quarter of 2026, up 6.37% from SR3.11 trillion a year earlier, according to a tally by Mubasher.
The total was also more than 2% higher than the SR3.245 trillion recorded at the end of the second quarter.
Al Rajhi Bank held the largest loan book at SR774.86 billion, up 2.5% from a year earlier.
Saudi National Bank followed with SR758.1 billion, an increase of 4.55%. Riyad Bank ranked third with SR385.43 billion, up 4.58%.
Saudi Awwal Bank’s loans rose 11% to SR325.2 billion, and Alinma Bank’s grew about 12% to SR252.71 billion.
Banque Saudi Fransi’s loans increased 6.87% to SR230.4 billion. Arab National Bank’s rose 9.3% to SR209.17 billion, and Bank Albilad’s climbed 11.4% to SR132.76 billion.
Bank AlJazira posted the fastest growth among the group, with loans up 14.4% to SR123.37 billion. The Saudi Investment Bank’s rose 7.65% to SR119.04 billion.
Customer deposits at the listed banks rose 4.7% from a year earlier to SR3.09 trillion, from SR2.95 trillion.
Deposits fell 1.67% from the second quarter, when they stood at SR3.146 trillion. That left deposits growing more slowly than loans over the past year.
Al Rajhi held 22.63% of customer deposits at the listed banks, or SR700.28 billion, up 0.9% from a year earlier. Saudi National Bank held 21.65%, or SR669.86 billion, up 4.75%.
Riyad Bank had deposits of SR329.42 billion, up about 1.2%, followed by Saudi Awwal Bank with SR325.43 billion and Alinma Bank with SR251.92 billion.
The figures are drawn from the banks’ third-quarter financial statements filed with the Saudi Exchange.
