They also visited the local share dealing room in Riyadh Super Branch followed by a business lunch.
The meeting was intended to provide the Singaporean delegation with an overview of the dynamics of the Saudi market and identify opportunities for two way trade and Investment.
Mr John Richards, Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer of the Saudi British Bank along with a group of 10 executives from the Corporate, Investment and Treasury departments, were present at the meeting to answer questions from the visiting delegation and follow up on any subsequent business opportunities.
Commenting on the talks, Mr Richards said, " This is a good opportunity to promote trade between the business communities of the two countries." SABB has an unparalleled competitive advantage in handling trade between Saudi Arabia and countries in Asia through the substantial Asian network or its foreign shareholder HSBC.
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- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, May 21 - 2005 at 14:27
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The Saudi British Bank (SABB) hosted a round table discussion recently with a high level delegation of Singaporean financial executives.
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