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Established in 1930, Arab Bank headquartered in Amman, Jordan is the largest global Arab banking network with over 600 branches. Arab Bank is also present in key financial markets and centers such as London, Dubai, Singapore, Geneva, Paris, Sydney and Bahrain. Arab Bank provides a wide range of financial products and services for individuals, corporations and other financial institutions. The Bank’s main business lines cover Consumer Banking, Corporate and Institutional Banking and Treasury services.

anb was established in 1979, by Royal Decree M/38, taking over the existing operations of anb in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. anb, a Saudi Listed Joint Stock Company, now ranks among the 10-15 largest banks in the Middle East. Headquartered in the capital city of Riyadh, the Bank is supported by Regional Offices in Jeddah and Khobar, and has a branch in London. anb is a universal commercial bank catering for the diverse needs of its Corporate and Retail clients. To service a large and varied customer base which exceeds 2 million, the Bank has an extensive distribution network, with 279 premises spanning over the Kingdom. These include upwards of 167 branches (of which 32 are Ladies’ Sections) 11 sales centers, 87 remittance centers (TeleMoney), 10 SME centers, and 4 corporate branches. Recognizing the need to serve customers in a convenient and timely manner, the Bank also has more than 1,220 ATMs, 24,200 point-of-sale terminals and easy to use online and mobile banking applications. To keep pace with the digital transformation and create an experience that customers are genuinely looking for, anb offers a wide range of self-service financial solutions through four fully-fledged digital branches.

Bank of Jordan is a national financial banking institution with a long and proud history in the country. It was one of the first banks to be established in Jordan in 1960 and carried the name of its home. From the very beginning, the bank has adopted a sustainable development and improvement approach for all its financial and banking activities and operations. It has kept up with the accelerating developments witnessed by the banking industry nationally and internationally. The bank has also participated in enhancing the investment sector and promoting economic development in Jordan and the countries in which the bank operates through its comprehensive banking products and services that fulfill client needs and requirements across all categories, including individuals, corporate clients, and institutions. It has further effectively participated in national development projects as well as private sector projects. Today, Bank of Jordan is a leading local bank with a capital of JD 200 million. It has various distribution channels that include branches, offices, and ATMs spread out across Jordan and Palestine, in addition to Electronic and Digital Distribution Channels that include IVR, Internet Banking, Mobile Banking (BOJ Mobile), SMS services, and a contact center (Contact Center). Bank of Jordan Group currently consists of Bank of Jordan – Jordan and Palestine branches, Conventional Wholesale Bahrain Branch, Bank of Jordan - Iraq, Bank of Jordan – Syria, Excel for Financial Investments Company, and Jordan Leasing Company.