The City Bank

The City Bank, also known asCity Bank, is a commercial bank headquartered in Bangladesh. As a bank, it provides core financial services such as accepting deposits and extending credit to individuals, businesses, and other entities. These services are typical of a commercial banking institution operating within the Bangladeshi financial sector.

The provided sources do not specify the bank's size, market share, or geographic reach beyond its headquarters location. Therefore, any description of its scale or footprint would rely on information not present in the given material. A notable event in the bank's history occurred on May 14, 2016, when the Turkish hacker group Bozkurtlar (Grey Wolves) reportedly breached its systems. The attackers used SQL injection techniques via the Hajiv tool to exfiltrate data ranging from 11.2 megabytes to 6.97 gigabytes, which included customer transactions, credentials, contact information, server backups, and financial reports. This incident was part of a broader campaign that also targeted other international financial institutions such as Qatar National Bank and InvestBank. Some affected entities have questioned whether the leaked data consisted of recycled information from earlier breaches. Ownership and parent/subsidiary relationships of The City Bank are not detailed in the supplied sources. Consequently, no statements about its corporate structure can be made based on the available information.