Arab National Bank

Arab National Bank, founded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 1979, functions as a comprehensive financial services provider. The institution operates through its core divisions: Retail Banking, Corporate Banking, Treasury, and Investment and Brokerage Services. For individual customers, the bank offers diverse account options, including current, savings, Murabaha, and time deposits. It also provides personal, car lease, and real estate financing, consumer credit advisory services, and both credit and debit cards. ANB extends a broad spectrum of services to its corporate and institutional clients, encompassing credit lines, various loan types, specialized financing for foreign exchange and precious metals, letters of credit, letters of guarantee, and margin trading facilities. The bank additionally delivers cash management, professional treasury, and foreign exchange services, facilitates wire transfers, and provides custody and safekeeping solutions. Islamic banking products are also available. Beyond conventional offerings, ANB's credit-related services include overdrafts, revolving short, medium, and long-term loans, discounted bills, bonding, documentary credit acceptances, and collections. Its product portfolio further features project, contract, and bridge loans, working capital/trade loans, guarantees, and hedging facilities. Through its Investment and Brokerage segment, the bank provides access to mutual funds, margin and equity trading, and private equity services. ANB is also actively involved in asset management, covering the dealing, managing, arranging, advising on, and safeguarding of securities, in addition to general investment management services. Its operations also encompass the leasing of heavy equipment and engaging in property transactions such as purchasing, selling, and leasing land and real estate. Catering to individuals, corporations, institutional clients, and small to medium-sized businesses, Arab National Bank operates an expansive network of 131 branches across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, complemented by an international branch in the United Kingdom.