List of all articles filed under “lebanon-interviews” category.
Lebanese banks and the banking industry in Lebanon is performing quite well despite the ongoing conflict in the neighbouring Syria. Dr. Sader expects the banking activities in Lebanon should reach 7% growth in 2012 but the growth in profits will be slower.
Dr. Jabbra explains the difference between Lebanese American University (LAU) and other institutions of higher education in Lebanon. Dr. Jabbra believes in the importance and power of education. Find out about the 6 pillars of academic excellence at Lebanese American University and much more…
Edde Sands in Byblos used to be a simple resort and now it is a top tourism destination in Lebanon. Roger Edde describes the amazing story of Byblos, and hospitality and tourism industry in Lebanon.
Beirut Stock Exchange is welcoming the new financial market law, which was issued in August 2011. The law calls for an establishment of a financial markets’ authority which would regulate and control the stock exchange and will ensure greater transparency.
For the past few years we had a different strategy to be closer to our clients and give them access to our global network and we also offer very competitive pricing compared to the other players in Lebanon.
Ayadina Association is a not-for-profit, nongovernmental and politically independent association dedicated to community development with a focus on the senior citizens and children in the …
I would like to see increased economic real absorption capacity to process properly the in flows of capital to Lebanon not just being obliged to sterilize deposits coming into Lebanon banking sector.
My overall assessment is that the Lebanese banking sector is sound and robust financially and compliant with international standards. It is a combination of modern and traditional banking whereby the family ownerships still play and important role in the governance of banks in Lebanon.
“We’re going to maintain the model on which we have worked because this model is guaranteeing low leverage in our banking sector. “
We had our own wine made from our own grapes and from our own winery and thus from that point on we agreed to only use grapes from Kefraya. We started with white wine, rosé wine, and red wine and the Kefraya Nouveau. After this we created many more types of wine and now we have so many. We have three categories: Pleasure Wines, Feast Wines, and Prestige Wines.
