Jordan Ahli Bank Signs Confirming Bank Agreement with European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Jordan Ahli Bank has recently signed a Confirming Bank Agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), marking an important step in strengthening the bank’s international trade finance capabilities and expanding support for local businesses engaged in cross-border trade.

Through this agreement, Jordan Ahli Bank joins the EBRD’s Trade Facilitation Program (TFP) as a confirming bank, enabling enhanced collaboration in supporting trade transactions and facilitating access to international markets for Jordanian corporates and SMEs. The partnership reflects Jordan Ahli Bank’s ongoing commitment to providing innovative financial solutions and reinforcing its position as a trusted banking partner for businesses operating in an increasingly interconnected global economy. By leveraging the EBRD’s extensive network and expertise, Jordan Ahli Bank aims to further support clients in managing trade risks and improving access to global trade opportunities.

Commenting on the agreement, CEO/General Manager of Jordan Ahli Bank, Ahmad Abu Eideh, stated, “Joining the EBRD’s Trade Facilitation Program as a Confirming Bank represents an important milestone in Jordan Ahli Bank’s continued efforts to expand its international banking capabilities and further strengthen its trade finance platform. This partnership reflects our commitment to enabling Jordanian businesses and SMEs to access international markets more efficiently, while reinforcing our role as a trusted financial partner supporting sustainable economic growth and cross-border trade. We are proud to collaborate with EBRD, a globally respected institution, and look forward to creating long-term value for our clients and the broader economy.”

Commenting on the agreement, Shona Tatchell, Director, Head of TFP, stated, “We are delighted to welcome Jordan Ahli Bank to the TFP. Through this partnership, Jordanian businesses will gain improved access to the EBRD TFP's wide geographical reach, opening up new trade corridors and commercial opportunities that support Jordan's export ambitions and generate meaningful economic impact for businesses and trade partners across our countries of operation.”

The EBRD’s TFP promotes international trade to, from, and among the economies where the EBRD operates by providing guarantees and supporting trade finance instruments through partner banks worldwide.