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Emirates Islamic Bank (EIB)

Main Category: Commercial Bank
First Address : PO Box 6564
Second Address : 2nd & 3rd Floor, Al Gurg Tower 1
City : Dubai
Country : United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 4 3160330
Fax: 971 4 2272172
Website: www.emiratesbank.ae


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Rising star

Emirates Islamic Bank has experienced phenomenal growth since launching in 2004.

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Bahrain's GFH plans $2bn cement firm

Gulf Finance House looking to tap surging demand for material amid real estate boom in Gulf.

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Islamic finance sector 'in danger'

IIFF DUBAI: Islamic finance expert blasts banks and scholars for lack of Sharia-based products.

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Limitless clinches $1.2bn Islamic loan

Dubai-based developer secures Sharia-compliant deal as part of global funding and expansion plan.

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Rapid fire fund

Emirates Islamic Bank's general manager Faisal Aqil discusses the Emirates Islamic Equity Trading Fund.

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Two sukuk programs announced

Liquidity Management Centre, Emirates Islamic Bank and Alpen Capital (ME) Ltd yesterday announced the closure of the $130 million sukuk issue arranged for Berber Cement Company.

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Girl power

An increasingly wealthy female population has led the region's banks to launch a raft of "women only" services.

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Amlak gets $218m loan from EIB

The UAE Islamic mortgage provider has signed the loan with Emirates Islamic Bank.

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Amlak signs $218mn loan

Mortgage provider signs a one-year wakala facility with Emirates Islamic Bank.

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Banking gets a feminine touch

Emirates Islamic Bank has launched a specialised banking service for just for ladies.

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Sharia-compliant banking looks north

Islamic banking and insurance is expanding in the UAE's northern emirates.

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EIB offers card to elite customers

Emirates Islamic Bank (EIB) has launched an exclusive new credit card aimed at high net worth individuals.

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Emirates Islamic plans sukuk sale

The Dubai-based bank could raise as much as $1 billion by selling Islamic bonds.

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Human capital

A shortage of skills is driving up the cost of hiring specialised staff for the banking and finance industry, increasing the competition for talent.

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Madaares set to buy UK schools operator

The Dubai-based US$136m company is in "advanced talks" to acquire a leading schools operator.

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New Islamic brokerage firm opens

Emirates Islamic Bank has launched a brokerage firm which offers Shariah compliant trading on the Dubai Financial Market and Abu Dhabi Securities Market.

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Islamic banking gets a boost with Alnoor Bank

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Emirates Islamic Bank prospers

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Emirates Islamic Bank to install 64 ATM machines

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