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Al Salam Wakala Deposit most recent banking service launched by Al Salam Bank Bahrain
- Bahrain: Thursday, October 04 - 2007 at 12:07
- PRESS RELEASE
Al Salam Bank Bahrain has announced the launch of Al Salam Wakala Deposit the first of its kind in Shari'a compliant banking services.
The main feature of the new product is that it is Shari'a compliant, easy to process and execute and automatically extendable. It provides competitive profit rates and the deposited amount may be withdrawn and re-deposited at any time.
Mr. Al-Tattan points out that the Al Salam Wakala Deposit is available at Al Salam Bank Bahrain for customers who wish to invest certain amounts of money for a flexible period of time, with a yielding return.
Since its inception in 2006, Al Salam Bank Bahrain has been offering a variety of Shari'a compliant products inline with the bank strategy in providing innovative and tailor-made products to suit the individual requirements of customers and investors.
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Corporate Communications Manager
Office: +973 17560090
Fax: +973 17560003
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