Saudi’s leading international bank explores new opportunities with exhibit at global finance summit Sibos

September 2019

 

The Saudi British Bank (SABB), the kingdom’s leading international bank, joins global industry leaders to showcase its services at the 2019 Sibos banking and financial services annual conference, held this year in London from 23-26 Septembr.

The conference is one of the largest global events in the industry, helping shape the future of the financial sector and economic development. SABB will join leaders of the global financial community to share ideas and collaborate in areas such as digital technology, payments, securities, cash management and trade. This year, SABB will also host its own exhibition and meeting space at the event for the first time, sending senior delegates from the bank’s Financial Institutions, Payments, Trade and Treasury teams.

SABB recently merged with Alawwal bank, joining two of the kingdom’s longest serving financial institutions. The combined bank proudly offers an unrivalled range of local and international payment solutions in Saudi Arabia. During the event SABB will meet current and future partners to offer commercial, financing and multi-payment solutions for local and international organisations.

Commenting on the event, Ghada Aljarbou, SABB GM of Global Liquidity and Cash Management, said: “We are delighted to showcase our unique range of services and the exciting opportunities in the Saudi market on the global stage. Our merger with Alawwal Bank has created a more powerful banking franchise, with the increased scale to support a variety of payments needs and facilitate growth in domestic and international trade. Sibos is a great opportunity for us to explore new growth opportunities."

Sibos annual conference is organised by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT), the global provider of secure financial messaging services. This year's conference will focus on the impact of new technologies on infrastructures, value propositions and business models and identify the culture, skills and working practices that organizations need to maximize the potential of both human and machine capabilities.