Bank also aims to strengthen its international Financial Institutions partnerships

Abu Dhabi, October 11, 2015: In line with its efforts to focus on strengthening its Global transaction Banking and Treasury capabilities, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), the world's fourth largest Islamic bank by assets, will attend SIBOS (the Swift International Banking Operations Seminar) 2015 in Singapore. The bank is looking to strengthen its international and regional links and build strategic relationships with financial institutions as well as share expertise about the opportunities and challenges in the Middle East banking industry.
ADIB will be exhibiting at SIBOS 2015 in Singapore this year from 12 October to 15 October to showcase its broad range of sharia compliant trade finance, cash management and treasury services and capabilities. ADIB's CEO, Tirad Al-Mahmoud will be attending the conference along with a delegation of senior representatives from the Bank.

Tirad Al-Mahmoud, Chief Executive Officer of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) commented, 'Abu Dhabi, and the Middle East, occupy a strategic position in the world, connecting the emerging trade flows between Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas. Within this trade flow, we have seen an increase in the number of local, regional and global clients looking for ethically sound financial solutions that Islamic banking can provide. Our participation in SIBOS 2015 provides us with a key opportunity to cement our international financial institutions partnerships and showcase our transaction banking and treasury capabilities.'

SIBOS is an annual event organised by SWIFT (the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication). Each year, the event attracts over 7,000 participants from around the world, all with the common goal of shaping the financial future. SIBOS is recognised as the place to do business and collectively shape the future of the financial industry.
ADIB continues to build its presence internationally in countries such as Egypt, in which it has 70 branches, as well as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, Sudan, Iraq and Qatar.

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