arab national bank (anb)
anb was established in 1979, by Royal Decree M/38, taking over the existing operations of anb in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. anb, a Saudi Listed Joint Stock Company, now ranks among the 10-15 largest banks in the Middle East. Headquartered in the capital city of Riyadh, the Bank is supported by Regional Offices in Jeddah and Khobar, and has a branch in London.
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Arab National Bank pioneers financial education with immersive metaverse experience
Arab National Bank pioneers financial education with immersive metaverse experience
Through virtual masterclasses and live streams, ANB equips entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills needed to drive business growth and succeed in the digital era.
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