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Dr. Kharbash inaugurates a call center for collections at DIB
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, May 19 - 2003 at 17:08
- PRESS RELEASE
His Excellency Dr. Mohammed Khalfan bin Kharbash, Minister of State for Finance and Industry, Chairman of Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB), has inaugurated a new call centre for Collections Department, which will play a vital role in collecting outstanding credit from the customers.
On the occasion of the inauguration, Dr. Kharbash stated that: "The call centre comes as part of DIB's plan to establish more communication channels with its customers. The centre will follow up on a continuous basis with its customers and advise them on the best way to manage their outstanding repayments."
"The centre will contribute to collecting outstanding debt and scheduling the repayments of the bank's customers resulted from various financing transactions or credit card payments. We expect the call centre to play an essential role in minimising the outstanding payments due to the bank," Dr. Kharbash added.
Mr. Nidal Al Shoumali, Vice-president at DIB and Head of Collections Department, said: "The call centre counts on highly qualified and trained staff that manage arrears at an early stage and finds appropriate solutions to establish effective cooperation between the bank and its customers. Staff are equipped with cutting-edge tools and technologies that enable them to best serve customers and develop convenient solutions for each particular case."
A group of female employees has been trained in cooperation with the Human Resources Department, for a 45 day period, to perform follow up and collection at the call center. This training contributes to DIB's plans to increase the number of UAE nationals working at the bank and encourage graduates to join the financial sector.
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Established in 1975, Dubai Islamic Bank is considered to be the first Islamic bank in the world that has implemented the principles of Islam in all its practices. It was founded with active assistance of the UAE Government, the Central Bank and people of the UAE.
The economic and business philosophy of Islam encourages generation and sharing of profits. However, it forbids giving or taking of interest. Dubai Islamic Bank is the first Islamic bank in the world to practically implement this concept. Leveraging the strengths of Islamic business and economic concepts on one hand and state-of-the-art banking technology on the other, DIB creates partnerships with its customers to generate profits, which are then shared with them. DIB has created a vast array of Islamic banking and finance products to suit every conceivable need of its customers.
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