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Al Salam Bank recently unveiled its new values and guiding principles under a new Brand DNA
By TRENDS Desk
September 20, 2021 12:27 pm
  • The bank has bought 320,664 shares on Dubai Financial Market and Bahrain Bourse
  • The move increases the total holding of treasury shares from 110,779,910 to 111,100,574

Al Salam Bank – Bahrain bought 320,664 shares on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) and the Bahrain Bourse.

The move increases the total holding of treasury shares from 110,779,910 to 111,100,574, which is 4.591% of issued share capital.

Al Salam recently unveiled its new values and guiding principles under a new Brand DNA.

The Bahraini Bank’s new DNA comprises revived brand values that support its collaborative work culture as well as the following Guiding Principles; We Enchant our Clients, We Inspire Our People. We are Digitally Native, We Do the Right Thing, and We Act with Empathy.

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