Bank of Beirut

In an exclusive interview with Reuters, Dr. Salim Sfeir on the financial situation: Lebanon bank deposits expected to recover from a dip in the first five months of 2019 as customer optimism returns after approval of the state budget.

Bank of Beirut (UK) Ltd has acquired the prestigious 66 Cannon Street property located in the City of London’s financial district which will now serve as the Bank’s UK headquarters.

Bank of Beirut is investing in new landmarks for their new headquarters. Thus, Bank of Sydney, its Australian subsidiary, announced that it has reached an agreement to purchase 62 Pitt Street Sydney. The site will act as both Bank of Sydney’s signature branch, and its Australian head office.

The Special Economic Zone Authority at Duqm (SEZAD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bank of Beirut in Oman to provide banking options and facilities to the investors willing to invest in Duqm Special Economic Zone.

Bank of Beirut signed a new partnership agreement with global payments technology company MasterCard, in support of the Bank’s vision in delivering the best in class digital experience to its customers.

J.P. Morgan has recognized Bank of Beirut with “The 2018 Elite Quality Recognition Award for Outstanding Achievement of Best-in-Class MT103

Bank of Beirut has been awarded the prestigious ISO 22301 certification in Business Continuity Management by the British Standard Institution (BSI).

Embarking on the ESG journey Promoting Corporate Excellence for “The Lebanon We Want”

For the September Issue, Banker Middle East featured to Dr. Salim Sfeir, CEO and Chairman of Bank of Beirut, discussing with him his mission and vision moving forward.