FIMBank joins Middle East group KIPCO

Region:

Middle East & Africa

Mayur Pande

Analyst

Malta-headquartered FIMBank has announced the completion of the first stage of a multi-step process which has seen Burgan Bank and United Gulf Bank (UGB), members of the KIPCO Group, acquiring 37.05% of shareholding in the bank. At the end of this process, these two major Middle Eastern banks will have

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