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Petrochemicals firm signs agreement with group of banks to part finance complex in Al-Jubail industrial zone.

Regional banks are waking up to the need for services catering to start-up enterprises.

State-owned utility shuts syndication of $2bn one-year Islamic loan, banking source says.

Middle East oil revenues will be hit by decline in oil price this year, ABN Amros' chief economist warns.

Poor retail service can create bad publicity for banks, but fixing the problem need not be a huge task.

Region's banking leaders on how financial markets will develop in the future and the direction the industry needs to take.

Failed merger could slow British bank's GCC expansion plans, following recent retail launch in UAE.

Each week Arabian Business turns the spotlight on a leading company.

Every month we provide a step-by-step guide to a different financial product. In this month's Money Clinic - we examine personal loans.

Offer helped by $4.98bn investment in Barclays by China Development Bank and Singapore's Temasek.

ABN Amro will double private banking staff in the Gulf Arab region to tap growing wealth.

Sandi Saksena analyses a deal from ABN Amro offering free travel vouchers to new loan customers.

CIOs at financial institutions should be prepared for the stress mergers can bring to their operations, the head of IT at a leading regional bank has warned.

The investment bank launches exchange-traded MINI Futures in Europe based on UAE stocks.

Acquisition of Pakistan's Prime Bank will help the bank make inroads in growing mid-sized businesses.

ABN Amro to discuss issuing MINI Futures with stock market regulator.

India has long been the outsource powerhouse in terms of workforce, scale of operation and resources, but now the Middle East wants its piece of the pie. ACN examines the outsourcing aspirations of the Gulf region.

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Unit will house HR, IT, finance and telesales

ABN Amro has launched the UAE's first e-banking service for corporate clients. The service, BankOnline, will be available at a cost of 250 dirhams per month.