Saudi Arabia Seen Stepping Up Fight Against Bank Cash Squeeze
Saudi Arabia may be embarking on a new phase in its efforts to stave off the worst of a cash…
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CIBAFI Continues to Propel Islamic Financial Industry with its Professional Development Initiatives
The General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions, the global umbrella of Islamic financial institutions continues to propel Islamic…
U.A.E. Opens VPNs to Banks
Companies and banks based in the United Arab Emirates can use virtual private networks to access internal systems as long…
Advanced phases of cooperation between BAB and CBB
The Bahrain Association of Banks board of directors reviewed their collaboration with the Central Bank of Bahrain through a meeting…
Govt wakes up to plight of Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday directed officials in Islamabad and Riyadh to help over 8,000 Pakistani workers who have…
Israeli Bank Helped US Clients to Cheat Taxes
According to United States prosecutors, an employee of Bank Leumo Le-Israel devised a novel method to assist an American client…
Oman amends it's visa rules, permits longer stays
Oman will reportedly relax rules on multiple entry visas for some countries in a bid to boost its economy, reported…
HSBC hands over list of 8,000 Israeli Swiss accounts
The Israel Tax Authority is checking the information on the lists to see if there is any unreported capital. …
Demography crucial for GCC’s growth: Indosuez Wealth Management
Demography will play a crucial role in GCC economies; a report has shown and noted that the region’s growth and…
Saudi Arabia Said to Have Offered $4 Billion to Banks
Saudi Arabia’s central bank offered lenders short-term loans in late June to help ease liquidity constraints, according to five people…
Egypt expects to get at least $2b within 2 months of agreeing IMF loan
Egypt expects to receive at least $2 billion within two months of agreeing a three-year $12 billion loan programme with…
Turkey's investment grade hangs in balance as post-coup purges deepen
A crackdown in Turkey after a failed coup could further weaken its institutions and threaten its investment grade status, investors…