About Arab Banking Corporation

Arab Banking Corporation (ABC), also known as Bank ABC, is an international bank headquartered in Bahrain. Founded in 1980, it operates in various countries across the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Bank ABC offers a comprehensive range of services, including wholesale banking, treasury services, and retail banking through its subsidiaries. Its products encompass corporate lending, project and structured finance, Islamic banking, and digital banking services, aiming to provide innovative solutions to its clients.

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+97317543000

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ABC Tower, Diplomatic Area, Manama, Bahrain

Website

bank-abc.com/en

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