Bank of the Cook Islands (BCI)

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Website:  http://www.bci.co.ck/

Directors: 
Mrs Tatiana Burn (Chairperson)
Mrs Rebecca Wood (Deputy Chairperson)
Ms Kirikaiahi Mahutariki
Mr August Meyer
Ms Janet Maki
Mrs Simone Fe’ao

Chief Executive: Mrs Jennifer Henry

The Bank of the Cook Islands Holding Corporation (the Corporation) was established on the 01 December 2003 under the Bank of the Cook Islands Act 2003 to assume all rights and obligations of the Cook Islands Development Bank (CIDB) and the Post Office Savings Bank.

The Bank of the Cook Islands Limited (BCI) was registered under the Companies Act 1970-71 in March 2004, and re-registered 11 September 2020 under the Companies Act 2017, with the objective of providing banking services throughout the Cook Islands.  BCI is fully licensed as required by the Banking Act 2011 and operates in compliance with the requirements of the Financial Supervisory Commission Act 2003 and the Financial Transaction Reporting Act 2017.

To Matou Orama

Kia riro mai ei Numero Tai I roto I te au tu anga’anga a te Pangika ki te iti tangata Kuki Airani katoatoa

Our Vision

To be the #1  Full Service Bank for all Cook Islanders

Performance in 2021/2022:

  • Significant support to customers and the wider public amidst the COVID-19 economic response landscape
  • Despite the COVID-19 landscape, the bank has maintained its financial position, delivering stable returns, coupled with prudent financial management
  • Expanding the digital services offered to existing and new customers not limited to and including TakuBCI, the first Cook Islands branded mobile app in the Cook Islands

Outlook:

  • Delivering a safe working space alongside a secure and efficient in branch experience for customers through the investment in upgrading core operating assets such as the ground floor renovations
  • Investment in new products and services, while ensuring a sustainable financial structure (i.e. Green Climate Fund)
  • Partnering with Government on delivery of various financial service action items embedded in the Economic Development Strategy over the medium to long term

More to explorer

Initial Care and Planning Begins for Panama Cemetery

Following recent improvements at Nikao Cemetery, the Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC) has commenced essential grounds maintenance work at Panama Cemetery, situated just outside the Catholic Cemetery in Panama, Rarotonga. This early-stage work focuses on clearing overgrowth and reinstating basic

Progress Accelerates on Te Tapora Kai Farmers Market

The Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC) is pleased to report solid progress on the Te Tapora Kai Farmers Market development at Taua Terevete. With construction now well advanced under CIIC’s direct project management, the build is gaining momentum and benefiting

CIIC Press Release: Meitaki Ma’ata for Having Your Say!

Meitaki Ma‘ata for Having Your Say! A big thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in our recent “Have Your Say” survey – we received a strong and encouraging response with 100 completed submissions. Your feedback plays a