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ABK wins ‘Best Bank Transformation in ME’ award

With the implementation of the ‘Simpler Banking’ strategy and major HR and technology enhancements, ABK has entered a new era

HSBC Lebanon acquisition delayed by staff negotiations

“It’s still not clear who will control the retail operations of the bank. We are one of the three or four banks bidding for the bank,” he added.

Bank Sohar launches new 'Mobile Banking App'

The app also features modern and easy navigation in addition to a streamlined look; allowing customers to do banking in one minute and view account balances, transfer funds, pay utility bills, credit card payments and much more.

Oman Arab Bank ‘Elite’ customers rewarded with additional exclusive benefits

OAB has consistently expanded its reach to meet customers’ various requirements in the best way possible.

Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank celebrates success at Asian Banker Leadership Achievement awards 2016

Being able to demonstrate the ability to translate strategy into execution is one of the core criteria required from the successful candidates put forward for the awards.

Bank ABC wins international branding award

The awards recognise excellence in brand development, brand advancement and visual identity rebranding based on a number of criteria such as content, strategy, execution, type and business sector.

Bahrain's GFH to list Khaleeji bank subsidiary in Dubai

GFH is in talks with the financial services firm that it might take over, Rayes said without giving details.

Emirates NBD Bank hold lunch banquet in honour of senior shareholders

Shaikh Ahmad Bin Saeed Al Maktoum calls banks “the leading, largest and most important financial institution in the region”

Doha Bank CEO says liquidity ‘much bigger issue’ than 2008

Raghavan Seetharaman said it was a “challenging time” for lenders

Emirates NBD named Best Bank in the Middle East and Best Bank in the UAE

Emirates NBD at the Banker Middle East Industry Awards with four of the biggest awards of the night: Best Bank – Middle East, Best Bank – UAE, Best Retail Bank – UAE and Best Investment Bank – UAE.

Attijariwafa Said to Work With UBS on Bid for Barclays Egypt

The British bank has yet to receive any non-binding offers, they said.

KHCB wins the award 'The Fastest Growing Bank in Bahrain'

During the last period, Khaleeji Commercial Bank focused on developing services and products agree with the customers' needs.

Oman Arab Bank offers new business services through smart card

One of the biggest features of these cards is the ability to set spending restrictions and transaction limits by the day or month, or per transaction.

ibq wins three honours at Banker Middle East Awards

Banker Middle East Industry Awards are recognised as one of the most prestigious awards in the industry and are given to organisations that demonstrate best in class banking services in the region.

Oman Arab Bank offers new business services through smart card

One of the biggest features of these cards is the ability to set spending restrictions and transaction limits by the day or month, or per transaction.

Doha Bank Keen On Growth In India

The lender is also hedging its bets in India, a net energy importer, at a time when the economies of the Arabian Gulf are being dragged lower by floundering oil prices.

Doha Bank named Best Regional Commercial Bank for fourth year

The award is the latest in a string of regional and international accolades received by Doha Bank over the past year.

al khaliji earns three acclaimed titles from "Banker Middle East" for 2016

This year, al khaliji won the three esteemed awards after garnering the biggest number of votes among the nominees from the GCC.

National Bank of Fujairah consistently voted best corporate and commercial bank in the UAE at the Banker Middle East Industry Awards

NBF’s corporate and institutional banking division has been the driving force behind the bank’s success.

Retail Banking Country Snapshot: UAE

Emirati consumers retain a traditional attitude towards provider choice, favoring banks with which they have a prior relationship.