Arab Bank's headquarters in Amman. Jordan's largest lender reported a 68% drop in profit for the first nine months of the year on higher provisions. Its provisions are high enough to cover 100 per cent of non-performing loans, the lender said. Reuters
Arab Bank's headquarters in Amman. Jordan's largest lender reported a 68% drop in profit for the first nine months of the year on higher provisions. Its provisions are high enough to cover 100 per cenShow more

Arab Bank's 9-month profit plunges 68% on higher provision charges




On The Money

Make money work for you with news and expert analysis

      By signing up, I agree to The National's privacy policy
      On The Money