National Bank of Fujairah Relocates Al Ain Branch

National Bank of Fujairah (NBF) PJSC announced the relocation of its branch in Al Ain to Royal Building in Zayed Bin Sultan Street. The bank will leverage this prominent location to ensure ease of service, accessibility and convenience for customers in Al Ain. This move follows the recent announcement of the relocation of the bank’s branch in Sharjah and is a reflection of the bank’s efforts to realign its geographic coverage to meet evolving customer demand.

With a special focus on Al Ain’s thriving business community, NBF will leverage its new branch to provide the necessary support for the clients’ corporate financial needs offering a diverse portfolio of services ranging from conventional to Islamic Finance solutions. The new branch will also offer a complete range of retail banking solutions for individual customers providing an elevated customer experience to the city’s growing customer base.

Commenting on the new branch opening, Vince Cook, NBF CEO, said: “In line with NBF’s unwavering commitment to provide unparalleled customer service, this move falls under the bank’s strategy of enhancing customer relations and elevating their experience across the entire nation. The newly improved branch in Al Ain city is a testament to the bank’s continuous efforts of delivering outstanding service to its clients as NBF continues to cement its position as the UAE’s bank of choice for its clients’ personal and professional financial needs.”

NBF’s presence in the UAE spreads across 18 different locations including electronic banking and sales units. The new branch location in Al Ain will occupy an area of approximately 2,500 sq. ft that will provide 24/7 electronic facility services.

NBF continues to introduce new products and services to its Shari’a-compliant proposition. Inspired by traditional values, NBF Islamic utilises modern banking to provide a comprehensive suite of services to clients of all preferences by offering excellent service and tailor-made solutions.