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QNB offers Global Banking solutions to QNB First premium banking members

Posted on : Sun, 16 July 2017

Doha, Qatar, 16 July 2017 — With an increasing interest in global investment opportunities, QNB, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, has enhanced its QNB First Global Recognition program, allowing premium banking customers to benefit from its cross-border banking solutions in key markets such as the UK, France, Turkey, Kuwait, Oman and Lebanon with plans to add more. The program allows customers to take advantage of a number of the Bank’s offerings, such as global account opening, cross-border mortgage services, and real estate advisory within the selected markets.

Under the Global Recognition program, QNB customers can open an account in any of the international markets stated above by simply visiting any local QNB branch. Along with the account opening, the program offers customers a number of free services, including debit cards, cheque books, internet banking services, transfers between accounts, emergency cash withdrawal, and much more.

QNB First members can also have Global Access to their accounts with QNB branches in Qatar, the UK, France, Oman, Kuwait and Lebanon, offering them a global view and free and instant transfers. The Global Account Access through QNB Internet Banking is the most innovative solution for managing accounts maintained in various countries with one single view. 

Heba Al-Tamimi, QNB Group GM Retail, said: “The Global Recognition program is designed to offer a wide range of banking solutions to our customers based on their level of activities and banking needs while they’re abroad. This is an excellent opportunity for QNB customers to benefit from bespoke International banking services that will help them become global premium customers.” 

The Group is present, through its subsidiaries and associate companies, in more than 31 countries across three continents, providing a comprehensive range of products and services. QNB Group staff exceeds 27,900 operating through more than 1,250 locations with a network of 4,300 ATMs.