Doha Bank, Qatari public shareholding company, announces that, after having earned all necessary approvals, the non-Qatari investor ownership limit threshold has been increased to 100 percent.
The change has been made at the Qatar Central Securities Depository with immediate effect, the bank said in a statement posted on Qatar Exchange website.
Doha Bank was incorporated in 1979. It has a capital of QR 3.1 billion.
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