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Bahrain's Gulf Finance House denies merger talks

Bahrain's Gulf Finance House denies merger talks

Banking & Finance
Islamic investment bank not to merge with Kuwait's First Investment Bank.

Kuwait's CBK reduces activity of investment unit - paper
Banking & Finance
CBK lowers financial activity in CBK Capital due to the lack of investment opportunities.

UAE banks await central bank guidance
Banking & Finance
UAE banks are unlikely to take loan-loss provisions in Q2 on troubled Saudi groups.

UAE banks have $3bn exposure to Saudi firms - paper
Banking & Finance
Banks' exposure goes beyond loans to include bilateral financing arrangements.


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