+ A
A -
Tribune news network
Doha
Doha Bank has been recognised for its outstanding performance in the ‘Best Trade Finance Bank’ category at the 13th New Age Banking Summit Awards (NABS Qatar Awards), which was held in Doha recently, the bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
Doha Bank Chief Retail Banking Officer Braik al Marri received the award on behalf of the bank.
In his remarks during the occasion, Marri expressed Doha Bank’s gratitude and appreciation for receiving the NABS’s accolade.
He said, “We are very pleased to be acknowledged by NABS Qatar Awards, for demonstrating excellence in the category of Best Trade Finance Bank. Indeed, Doha Bank has been one of the primary providers of Trade Finance services in the local, Middle East and international markets for more than 40 years.
“Over the last decades, our Trade Finance Department has certainly proved its efficiency in handling and processing all transactions and attending to its customers’ various trade needs.”
Underscoring the importance of the summit, Marri said, “ The NABS is undoubtedly one of the leading platforms for banking and fintech sector in the Middle East, where experts and leaders in the industry gather to discuss topical issues pertaining to the future of the banking sector in Qatar and the Middle East, as well as devise strategies to tackle any challenges to the industry’s development.
“The 2020 edition of the NABS is particularly crucial and relevant to the current scene since it highlighted a range of fundamental topics including the future of lending in Qatar and provided professionals with insights on how to build a cyber resilient strategy, secure mobile banking and payment channels, and enhance the customer experience.”
Nearly 200 bankers and technology experts participated in the NABS that was held on February 12, addressing a multitude of developments in the banking and financial industry were. These included, credit quality, financial markets, regulatory cooperation, RegTech, Fintech, block chain, cybersecurity, AI, Islamic finance, and anti-money laundering efforts.
Doha
Doha Bank has been recognised for its outstanding performance in the ‘Best Trade Finance Bank’ category at the 13th New Age Banking Summit Awards (NABS Qatar Awards), which was held in Doha recently, the bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
Doha Bank Chief Retail Banking Officer Braik al Marri received the award on behalf of the bank.
In his remarks during the occasion, Marri expressed Doha Bank’s gratitude and appreciation for receiving the NABS’s accolade.
He said, “We are very pleased to be acknowledged by NABS Qatar Awards, for demonstrating excellence in the category of Best Trade Finance Bank. Indeed, Doha Bank has been one of the primary providers of Trade Finance services in the local, Middle East and international markets for more than 40 years.
“Over the last decades, our Trade Finance Department has certainly proved its efficiency in handling and processing all transactions and attending to its customers’ various trade needs.”
Underscoring the importance of the summit, Marri said, “ The NABS is undoubtedly one of the leading platforms for banking and fintech sector in the Middle East, where experts and leaders in the industry gather to discuss topical issues pertaining to the future of the banking sector in Qatar and the Middle East, as well as devise strategies to tackle any challenges to the industry’s development.
“The 2020 edition of the NABS is particularly crucial and relevant to the current scene since it highlighted a range of fundamental topics including the future of lending in Qatar and provided professionals with insights on how to build a cyber resilient strategy, secure mobile banking and payment channels, and enhance the customer experience.”
Nearly 200 bankers and technology experts participated in the NABS that was held on February 12, addressing a multitude of developments in the banking and financial industry were. These included, credit quality, financial markets, regulatory cooperation, RegTech, Fintech, block chain, cybersecurity, AI, Islamic finance, and anti-money laundering efforts.
