Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank becomes a Transguard customer

Transguard are currently handling over 250 ATMs in the UAE.

The agreement was signed on behalf of Transguard by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Emirates Group, with Mr Rashid Humaid Al Mazroei, an ADCB board member, signing on behalf of the bank.

Sheikh Ahmed said after the signing: "We welcome this opportunity to include the Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank among the valued customers of Transguard. In a short time, Transguard has established internationally-recognised security services within the UAE and in doing so, is contributing to the development of Dubai as a financial centre - a key aim of the Government."

In providing its cash management services, Transguard will use its specialised armoured vehicles and the state of the art Cash Management Centre in the Dubai Airport Free Zone where bank notes and coins are sorted and packaged to the UAE Central Bank standards.

Mr Rashid Humaid Al Mazroei said: "ADCB is very glad to be associated with Transguard and the Emirates Group. We are sure that this association will further enhance our operations and thus our customer service. We are sure the professionalism that Transguard brings will contribute positively to all our logistical operations."

Transguard offers a range of world class, premier security solutions with specialised services to international and regional clients. Since its inception in 1997, the company has seen phenomenal growth. It offers the highest levels of insurance facilities in the market and maintains the largest fleet of armoured vehicles with satellite tracking systems. Transguard is certified to ISO9001 standard.

Dr Abdulla Al Hashimi, Senior Vice President Emirates Group Security, said "Transguard intends to play a key role as a security services provider at the Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC). Now, with the gracious support of Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Under Secretary Ministry of Interior, Transguard will soon begin its operations in Abu Dhabi".