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The Arab Bankers’ Association (ABA) is a London-based not-for-profit professional organisation whose members work in banks and related industries in the Arab world and in the United Kingdom.
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Corporate Members
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
Ahli United Bank (UK) Plc
Al Rayan Bank UK
Arab National Bank, London Branch
BACB
Bank - ABC
Bank Audi SAL
Bank of London & the Middle East Plc
BDO UK LLP
Belleveue Mortlakes Chartered Surveyors
BLOM Bank France
BMCE Bank International
BNY Mellon
Commercial International Bank (Egypt) SAE
Creditbank SAL
CSCBank SAL
Emirates NBD
Europe Arab Bank Plc
Fieldfisher LLP
First Abu Dhabi Bank
Focusync UK Limited
FTI Consulting LLP
Grant Thornton UK LLP
Gulf International Bank
HSBC
IQ EQ
Jordan International Bank Plc
Knight Frank LLP
Marsh Private Clients
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Morgan Stanley
National Bank of Egypt (UK) Limited
National Bank of Kuwait International
ODDO BHF
Philip Ross Solicitors
Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP
Qatar National Bank
QIB (UK) Plc
Riyad Bank London Branch
Spector Constant & Williams
Themis
TLT LLP
Trowers & Hamlins LLP
VG
World Gold Council
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Membership of the Arab Bankers Association (ABA) takes you straight to the heart of London’s Middle East financial scene [...]
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A Special Message From George Kanaan,
Chief Executive Officer
We at the Arab Bankers Association have been trying to support the Arab banking community in London as best we can. We have been working with our corporate members to deliver a series of seminars on topics that are directly relevant to banks and their staff during the current crisis. We have continued to act as a channel through which the UK’s financial regulators can communicate with London’s Arab banking community.
