The bank added that it continues to pursue through the appropriate legal channels additional assets and receivables in a range of countries. Based on legal precedent, DIB is strongly positioned to receive control of these additional securities, therefore further minimising any potential financial loss to the bank and its stakeholders. DIB believes that the current provisions together with collaterals foreclosed and being pursued are adequate to cover its exposure to CCH, even in the current economic downturn.
Abdulla Al Hamli, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Islamic Bank, said:
"We are pleased to close this chapter and focus our complete attention on meeting the needs of our clients, shareholders and other stakeholders."
Additionally, Khaled Al Kamda, Group Managing Director, Dubai Islamic Bank, said, "DIB remains a solid and trusted financial institution, with a growing customer base, strong deposits and sterling performance. As we continue to focus on enhancing our existing corporate governance structures and risk architecture, we look forward to consolidating our overall position in the months to come."
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