[2] The Bank has the largest total assets in Mongolia, making it a key player in Mongolian finance sector.

[5] Khan Bank reaches 98 percent of rural communities, and massively expanded deposit, loan, and other service offerings to clients, including pensioners, nomadic herders, and small enterprises.

For the price of a two-year, $2.5 million management contract, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) turned Khan bank into a $125 million enterprise that has become fundamental to Mongolia's economic and social infrastructure.

[5] Khan Bank considered an IPO in 2008, but because of the events of the global financial crisis those plans were put on hold.

[7] 2009 saw small GDP growth in Mongolia of only 0.5% which caused low money supply and impact on loan repayments.

[7] Despite the borrowers mostly being herders, use of immovable as well as movable assets being used for loans has caused issues as herders can use livestock, gers, motorcycles and even their own relatives assets to secure loans further exasperating the inequality between Mongolia's urban wealth and rural settlements.