Browse related articlesDubai Bank to introduce 24hr safe deposit lockers from Comexter
In another first for the Middle East, Dubai Bank yesterday signed an agreement with security equipment specialists Comexter to provide the latest technology for 24hr deposit locker systems.
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, January 23 - 2003 at 09:58
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| Pictured from left to right at the signing ceremony held at Dubai Bank are: - Front Row: Mr. Ahmed Bin Brek, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Bank, Mr. Fred Mertens, President, Southern Region, Gunnebo Physical Security and Mr. Ali Al-Marzou, Director General, Comexter. Back Row: Mr. Nabil Shahlawi, Regional Manager, Middle East - FICHET BAUCHE, Mr. Rishard Camball, Chief Financial Officer, Dubai Bank, Mr. Nizar Alassaf, General Manager, Comexter and Mr. Jacob Touma, Regional Manager, Gunnebo Physical Security. |
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Dubai Bank will become the first bank across the region to provide its customers with the offsite 'safe house' concept.
'Once again the bank plans to launch a service which highlights its commitment to its customers by providing convenient and innovative products and services. This is the first time in the Middle East that a secured service of this nature is being offered outside the bank's premises. We are delighted to be working with Comexter and look forward to greeting the first customers in less than two months,' commented Mr. Ahmed Bin Brek, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Bank.
Two strong rooms will be conveniently located in Hall 1 of Dubai World Trade Centre. An Autosafe 4 System will provide round the clock accessibility allowing customers to make deposits and withdraw their valuables at any time, in the utmost confidentiality.
'The Autosafe 4 System lies at the cutting edge of banking technology. Not only does it allow the safekeeping of valuables such as jewellery, documents, money and other items but also the self-service facility requires no assistance from the Bank's staff. The safe house is private, secure and available around the clock,' said Mr. Nizar Alassaf, General Manager, Comexter.
'By signing up with Comexter we have joined forces with the best the industry has to offer. In future, we will continue to provide our customers with niche products and services in this highly competitive market,' concluded Mr. Bin Brek.
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About Dubai Bank
Dubai Bank is a fully owned subsidiary of real estate major EMAAR Properties. Its launch is in total conformity with EMAAR's core real estate focus, which aims at optimising the investment of group resources, while actively diversifying the sources of its revenues.
Dubai Bank has already distinguished itself with its fresh approach to banking and unparalleled range of banking products and services. Technology is a strong enabler, as is adherence to international best practices that will exemplify Dubai Bank as a world-class institution synonymous with modernity, excellence and innovation. The innovative three-storey glass and marble building which houses both the first branch and executive offices of Dubai Bank, reflect the futuristic and transparent approach of this innovative new financial services company.
Besides Dubai Bank, EMAAR's other subsidiaries include AMLAK Finance, the UAE's first and only mortgage company, EMRILL, a joint venture between EMAAR and the UK-based Carillion plc, and its recently launched IT services company, Sahm Technologies.
About Comexter:
COMEXTER is the sole agent in United Arab Emirates of 'FICHET BAUCHE SECURITE PHYSICQUE, FRANCE an international company part of GUNNEBO GROUP OF COMPANIES that specialize in the supply of physical security equipment,
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, News EditorThursday, January 23 - 2003 at 09:58 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This Article was updated on Tuesday, September 09 - 2003
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