Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) won the award of the "Best Islamic Bank of the Year in the Middle East" by The Banker (Financial Times Group) for the second consecutive year.
The award comes in recognition of QIB's business growth, innovative advancements in digital technology, its focus on financial inclusion and education, and the notable achievements it has made in advancing its sustainability strategy.
The award is a testament to QIB's ongoing commitment to innovation and Shariah-compliant offerings, and remarkable record of introducing innovative products including the first Digital Credit Card in Qatar and a number of new digital savings propositions. QIB, a digital pioneer in Qatar, has also recently enabled account opening for minors through the Mobile App.
Throughout 2022, QIB remained committed to enhancing its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) credentials. The Bank demonstrated its dedication with a number of new initiatives which are summarized in its annual sustainability report.
On this occasion, QIB's Group CEO Bassel Gamal said that naming QIB as the 'Best Islamic Bank in the Middle East' by The Banker for the second consecutive year is a testament to its strategic vision and customer-centric approach, in addition to QIB's efforts in reshaping the banking scene in Qatar and beyond, stressing that QIB remains committed to keeping the principles of Shari'a in all our operations while driving sustainable growth and contributing to the development of the regional economy.
Source: Qatar News Agency