Situated at a strategic commercial and residential location, the branch is designed to reflect CAB's new corporate identity, and serve a large number of clients with its spacious interior and large car park area.
The branch is also distinguished for implementing the iris recognition service at teller counters and the ATM section, whereby clients can be identified without the need for an identification card, account number or pin code.
The relocation of Cairo Amman Bank's new Bayader branch comes in line with the bank's expansion strategy, which aims at raising efficacy standards, and offering its clients advanced banking services.
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Cairo Amman Bank relocates Bayader branch
- Jordan: Tuesday, November 03 - 2009 at 09:43
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Aimed at providing its clients with a wide range of integrated banking services, Cairo Amman Bank announced the relocation of Bayader Wadi El Sir branch to its new location on Husni Soubar street (100 meters from the old branch).
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Posted by Rima Ali Al MashniTuesday, November 03 - 2009 at 09:43 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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