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Mashreq (bank)
Middle Eastern banking group
Middle Eastern banking group
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| name | Mashreq Bank PSC |
| logo | Mashreq logo 2022.svg |
| logo_size | 250px |
| type | Public |
| traded_as | |
| ISIN | AEM000101014 |
| key_people | Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair (Chairman) |
| Ahmed Abdelaal (CEO) | |
| industry | Banking |
| Financial services | |
| Insurance | |
| revenue | {{Unbulleted list |
| AED 13.4 billion (2024) ([mashreq.com](https://www.mashreq.com/-/jssmedia/pdfs/news/MDA-FY-2024-En.ashx?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| AED 10.8 billion (2023) ([mashreq.com](https://www.mashreq.com/-/jssmedia/pdfs/aboutus/investors/2023/FY-2023-Results-Presentation.ashx?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| net_profit | {{Unbulleted list |
| AED 9.0 billion (2024, after tax) ([wam.ae](https://www.wam.ae/en/article/bhy88mf-mashreq-delivers-aed9-billion-net-profit-after-tax?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| AED 8.6 billion (2023) ([mashreq.com](https://www.mashreq.com/-/jssmedia/pdfs/aboutus/investors/2023/FY-2023-Results-Presentation.ashx?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| assets | {{Unbulleted list |
| AED 267.45 billion (2024) ([mashreq.com](https://www.mashreq.com/-/jssmedia/pdfs/aboutus/investors/2024/Q4-FY-2024-earnings-presentation.ashx?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| AED 239.98 billion (2023) ([mashreq.com](https://www.mashreq.com/-/jssmedia/pdfs/aboutus/investors/2024/Q4-FY-2024-earnings-presentation.ashx?utm_source | chatgpt.com)) |
| num_employees | 6,163 (2024) |
| foundation | |
| location | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| parent | Al Ghurair Group |
| homepage |
Ahmed Abdelaal (CEO) Financial services Insurance | AED 13.4 billion (2024) (mashreq.com) | AED 10.8 billion (2023) (mashreq.com) | AED 9.0 billion (2024, after tax) (wam.ae) | AED 8.6 billion (2023) (mashreq.com) | AED 267.45 billion (2024) (mashreq.com) | AED 239.98 billion (2023) (mashreq.com) Mashreq () is one of the oldest banking institutions in the United Arab Emirates and the second in the Middle East. Established in 1967 as the Bank of Oman, the bank later rebranded as Mashreq and has since expanded its operations across multiple markets.
Services
Mashreq provides a range of conventional and Islamic banking services, including personal banking solutions such as deposits, loans, and credit cards. The bank also offers corporate and investment banking services, including corporate finance, investment advisory on mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings (IPOs), and underwriting.
Additionally, Mashreq delivers wealth and asset management services, catering to both institutional and individual clients.
Through its digital banking platform, Mashreq NEO, the bank provides UAE and Egypt residents with a suite of online banking services. The Mashreq NEO app offers functionalities such as account transactions, bill payments, reward tracking, and financial news updates.
Global presence
Mashreq operates in 14 countries, employing over 6,000 professionals from 70 nationalities. The bank has corporate banking operations in Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and India, and provides corporate and retail banking services in Egypt. It has also obtained a restricted license from the State Bank of Pakistan to pilot digital retail banking operations. Additionally, Mashreq is involved in foreign exchange businesses in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal. Outside the Middle East and South Asia, Mashreq maintains full-service branches in New York, London, and Hong Kong.
Recognitions
In 2024, Brand Finance ranked Mashreq as the fastest-growing banking brand in the Middle East in its Banking 500 rankings. The bank was also named the Middle East's Best Digital Bank for the fifth consecutive year at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence. Additionally, The Banker's Top 1000 Global Bank Ratings recognized Mashreq as the Best Performing Bank in the UAE for the second consecutive year. The bank also received the Banking Group Brand of the Year – MENA award at the Global Banking & Finance Awards.
Financial Performance
For the year 2024, Mashreq reported a net profit before tax of AED 9.9 billion.
Products
Product offerings include:
- Neo
- Neo Nxt
- Business Banking and NEO BIZ
- NEO CORP
- PRIVATE BANKING
- Treasury and Capital Markets
- Digital IPO
- Blockchain with DIFC,and launched the Titan platform for comprehensive corporate banking offering.
References
References
- "History".
- "SHARIA-COMPLIANT INVESTMENT". City Wire Middle East.
- (26 July 2022). "Innovation, ESG to spur Islamic finance growth". Islamic finance growth.
- (December 2024). "Mashreq: how to manage wealth through geopolitical uncertainty".
- (January 2024). "Mashreq Enhances Digital 'NEO' Experience for Customers by Launching 'Mashreq UAE' Banking App".
- "Mashreq expands corporate banking footprint". Zawya.
- (Jan 2025). "Mashreq receives accolades at the Middle East Technology Excellence Awards 2024 for groundbreaking account opening solutions".
- (Jan 2025). "Mashreq reports record AED 9.9 billion net profit in 2024".
- "Mashreq becomes first bank in UAE to launch digital banking proposition for SMEs". WAM.
- (25 March 2022). "Mashreq launches digital initiative to support Dubai's IPO push". Arabian Business.
- (March 2020). "Dubai's DIFC, Mashreq Bank launch bank account opening with KYC blockchain platform". Gulf Business.
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