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First Gulf to ponder foreign ownership rules

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BANK RULES: First Gulf in Abu Dhabi will discuss its regulations about foreign ownership at a meeting on Dec 30. (Getty Images)
BANK RULES: First Gulf in Abu Dhabi will discuss its regulations about foreign ownership at a meeting on Dec 30. (Getty Images)

Abu Dhabi-based First Gulf Bank said on Wednesday its board will discuss revising foreign share ownership in the lender.

A bank statement posted on the bourse website did not give details of the possible changes to foreign ownership but said the board meeting will be held on Dec. 30. (Reuters)

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