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Standard Chartered opens centre in Abu Dhabi
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 16 - 2008 at 14:45
Standard Chartered Bank has opened a financial centre in Abu Dhabi that features a dedicated Saadiq Islamic Banking Centre, Priority Banking Centre, and SME team, all located under one roof in Khalidiya, according to a statement. The new state-of-the-art branch is part of the bank's plan to increase its distribution footprint in convenient locations, and to bring modern lifestyle banking to its increasing customer base.
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