The bank focuses on leveraging its technology to offer more convenience and easy accessibility to its customers. This will further enhance its electronic banking channels, increase customer service levels and enable the bank to customize its financial operations.
According to Mr. Ajay Verma, Head of Credit Consumer Banking, "Setting up a series of new ATMs at prime locations in the UAE provides more convenient access to ABN AMRO's network - at any place and at any time. ABN AMRO will now be at the forefront of efforts to make banking transactions more convenient for its customers by integrating technology, simplifying transaction modes and service delivery logistics." Adding to which, Mr. Ravi Bhardwaj, Head of Sales Consumer Banking said, "The launch of another ATM centre marks our growth in the UAE market. We plan to open up two more ATM centres in prominent shopping malls of Dubai and Sharjah".
ABN AMRO became the only bank to win this year's Dubai Quality Appreciation programme, which is recognition of its continuous drive for quality and business excellence. ABN AMRO's customers have the advantage of dealing with a global bank that offers a broad range of facilities, expertise and understanding, tempered with expert local knowledge which goes into effectively maximizing their investment portfolio.
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Netherlands-based ABN AMRO is a leading international bank with total assets of EUR 608.6 bln (as at 31 December, 2004). It has over 3,000 branches in more than 60 countries and territories, and has a staff of about 100,000 full time equivalents worldwide. ABN AMRO is listed on the Euronext and New York stock exchanges.
ABN AMRO operates through three Strategic Business Units, each responsible for managing a distinct client segment. Wholesale Clients provides integrated corporate and investment banking services to corporate, institutional and public sector clients worldwide. Consumer & Commercial Clients focuses on retail and SME clients in three home markets - the Netherlands, the US Midwest and Brazil and in a number of selected growth markets. Private Clients & Asset Management provides private banking services to wealthy clients and investment products to financial intermediaries and institutional clients.
ABN AMRO's Wholesale Clients Strategic Business Units provides integrated corporate and investment banking solutions to corporate, institutional and public sector clients in about 50 countries. WCS is structured in three Business Units (BUs)-Global Markets, Global Clients and WCS Services. Global Markets comprises of Fixed Income, Equities, FX & Futures, Commercial Banking and Private Equity. Global Clients comprises advisory specialists serving Corporate clients and Financial Institutions and Public Sector (FIPS) clients, as well as the Corporate Finance business and Origination specialists from Fixed Income and Equity Capital Markets. WCS Services provides back office and support services.
Netherlands-based ABN AMRO is a leading international bank with total assets of EUR 608.6 bln (as at 31 December, 2004). It has over 3,000 branches in more than 60 countries and territories, and has a staff of about 100,000 full time equivalents worldwide. ABN AMRO is listed on the Euronext and New York stock exchanges.
ABN AMRO operates through three Strategic Business Units, each responsible for managing a distinct client segment. Wholesale Clients provides integrated corporate and investment banking services to corporate, institutional and public sector clients worldwide. Consumer & Commercial Clients focuses on retail and SME clients in three home markets - the Netherlands, the US Midwest and Brazil and in a number of selected growth markets. Private Clients & Asset Management provides private banking services to wealthy clients and investment products to financial intermediaries and institutional clients.
ABN AMRO's Wholesale Clients Strategic Business Units provides integrated corporate and investment banking solutions to corporate, institutional and public sector clients in about 50 countries. WCS is structured in three Business Units (BUs)-Global Markets, Global Clients and WCS Services. Global Markets comprises of Fixed Income, Equities, FX & Futures, Commercial Banking and Private Equity. Global Clients comprises advisory specialists serving Corporate clients and Financial Institutions and Public Sector (FIPS) clients, as well as the Corporate Finance business and Origination specialists from Fixed Income and Equity Capital Markets. WCS Services provides back office and support services.
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