Royal Bank of Scotland International (RBS International) on Wednesday announced the expansion of its offshore presence with a new representative office in Dubai.
RBS International said the Dubai office will offer offshore services specifically designed for expatriates and international customers.
The office will also provide products and services to companies that relocate staff, the bank said.
"...our expansion into the UAE will ensure greater continuity of service for many new and existing customers as we build the UAE as a regional hub," Julian Gouge, head of Middle East and Asia personal banking for RBS International, said in a statement.
As a representative office in the UAE, all products will be offered out of Jersey.
Some of the products and services offered will include multi-currency accounts, investment and treasury products, mortgage products and internet banking.
In addition to Jersey and Dubai, RBS International has a presence in Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Africa.
RBS International is part of Royal Bank of Scotland Group, one of the world's largest banks.
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