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BML Istisharat — a leading provider of core banking software solutions and applications — has recently expanded to Malaysia. This year, the core banking provider is planning to enter Indonesia. The strategy is to provide the best core banking software solutions in the region.
North Bank is the leading and largest bank in Iraq (Private). Mr Al-Jaff provides his latest overview of the banking sector in Iraq and he also discusses North Bank’s performance throughout 2013, current expansion plans for Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan, and a project with Asiacell (Asiaviolet)―among others.
Kurdistan Sector Analysis
North Bank – Iraq’s Largest Bank (Private) — is in good position for continued high growth
For Nozad Dawood Fattah Al-Jaff, chairman of North Bank, the goal is to be not only the largest bank in Iraq, but to be recognized as a strong regional player as well.
Kurdistan Sector Analysis
Iraqi Banking Sector to grow with the Economy — 151 percent between 2011 to 2020
As Iraq finds itself soon midway through 2014, the banking sector has grown markedly in the previous year term, with established names getting larger and new names entering the field.
Marcopolis.net has been ranking the top banks in Kuwait since 2010, regularly updating the list according to the latest available Kuwait’s banking sector data. Which bank is Kuwait’s biggest Bank? Which one is the best bank in Kuwait? The following list ranks Kuwait’s top banks by assets. Traditionally, the largest bank in Kuwait is NBK, followed by Gulf Bank and Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait. View our latest ranking of banks in Kuwait.
We would like to see a more balanced government budget. The amount of debt is not a problem as long as we are attracting large capital inflows.
Oromia International Bank first opened in October 2008 and became known as the fastest growing bank in the history of the Ethiopian banking industry.
“We only have 19 banks in total and the aggregate branch size of these 19 banks is about 1,700. This number of banks has only been achieved in the last four years and before that there were only about 600 branches. It is in a fast-growing stage and I’m sure the future will also be good because the market is still untapped,” notes Abie Sano Mehamed, the president of Oromia International Bank.
“We aspire to be leading in terms of quality customer services,” says Meaza Ashenafi, the chairperson of Enat Bank.
“When we came up with this idea, many people thought it was a joke because when people think of women and banking, they usually think in terms of micro-finance. But here, we wanted to change the narrative; we wanted to change the story about women and finance, and women and economic empowerment,” explains Meaza Ashenafi, the chairperson of Enat Bank.
