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Emirates Islamic Bank and Arabian Automobiles has launched an exclusive promotion for INTALEQ Vehicle Fleet Finance Customers which will showcase the brand new models of the popular Nissan car. General Manager Retail Banking at Emirates Islamic Bank, Mr. Faisal Aqil said in a statement that, "“Fleet financing is an important aspect of our auto business and we have been keen to promote it. The enhanced partnership that we have put in place through this prestigious promotion with Arabian Automobiles provides our customers a very unique offering for their vehicle finance at the most competitive terms and features available. We look forward to more and more initiatives such as this”. Director of Sales and Marketing at Arabian Automobiles, Felix Welch said in a statement that, "We are delighted to put this highly attractive fleet financing and vehicle maintenance package together with our partners at Emirates Islamic Bank. We believe this combination of incentives and the highly competitive profit rate on offer will appeal to fleet managers looking for the best turn-key corporate fleet financing and maintenance deal on the market today.” Emirates Islamic Bank is promoting its services and is an exclusive Bank in this partnership which is a unique business initiative between two leading players in the market. The Islamic financial sector is thriving and business partnerships such as the Arabian automobiles partnership with Emirates Islamic Bank can further help to promote Islamic financial institutions and highlight them into the forefront to further diversify Shariah compliant investments, products and services. Islamic financial investments cover many sectors and Islamic banking only invests in projects and promotions that are halal and do not include interest. The Islamic financial sector can further strengthen in growth with effective promotion fromprestegious companies that can help to market the Islamic financial sector effectively.
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Resilience During Economic Crisis Shown by Islamic ... 2010-09-09 The credit and asset growth of Islamic banks performed better than that of conventional banks in 2008–0 ... |
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QFIB Acquire Stake in Leading Turkish Healthcare P ... 2010-09-08 Qatar First Investment Bank (QFIB) and ARGUS Capital, a London based private equity house, have acquired a 40 ... |
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Perm Set to Teach Bankers How to do Business Under ... 2010-09-08 In December 2010 in Perm, starts the first phase of Perm Islamic Economic Forum – the continuation of t ... |
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