FINA Bank is a commercial bank which since its acquisition by its current owners in 2004 has been focussed on transforming a formerly insolvent government- owned bank. The bank, previously called BACAR, obtained a full banking license in 1983 and was one of the first privately owned banks formed in the country. Prior to take over by FINA Bank the bank was under central bank supervision due to some managerial issues.

The bank's principal activities comprise corporate banking, international trade financing and retail banking financial services and products to corporate and established medium and small businesses as well as salaried workers.

The bank is revamping all its operations and seeking to become a leader in small and medium business banking.