Operations
As of 2008, the bank had a network of branches, representative offices, subsidiaries and affiliates in over twenty one countries around the World, including most principal international financial centres such as London, New York, Bahrain, São Paulo, and Singapore. Its branch networks are situated in Jordan, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Tripoli, Paris, Grand Cayman, Milan, Frankfurt, Madrid, Stockholm, Istanbul, Beirut, Abu Dhabi, Tehran,and Baghdad.
The bank provides a range of banking services and its branches focus principally on wholesale commercial and corporate banking, project & structured finance, treasury and trade finance services, while its subsidiaries concentrate on the domestic retail and corporate banking sectors. An Investment Banking division was established in 2006 which provides additional services in corporate finance, debt, capital markets, equity placement and direct equity trading.
In March 2011, when Libyan assets were frozen by orders of the United Nations and the United States, the Arab Banking Corporation obtained an exemption that allowed them to continue to operate, so long as they did not engage in any transactions with the Libyan government.
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