Arab African International Bank

Arab African International Bank (AAIB) is an Egyptian banking institution whose stated legacy dates to 1964. The bank says it was Egypt’s first multinational bank, established by special law as a joint venture between the Central Bank of Egypt and Kuwait Investment Authority, each of which holds a 49.37% stake according to the supplied official-site text. AAIB describes its development as a transition into a fully fledged regional banking institution. Its stated activities extend beyond conventional retail and corporate banking to include services for small and medium-sized enterprises, transaction banking, investment banking, brokerage, asset management, private equity, leasing, mortgage financing, and micro-enterprise solutions. The available evidence does not specify its headquarters, the markets in which it operates, its executives, or individual named products.

Arab African International Bank’s stated legacy dates to 1964. According to the bank’s official-site text, it was established in Egypt as the country’s first multinational bank under a special law, structured as a joint venture between the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) and Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA). The same text gives each institution a 49.37% stake; it does not describe the ownership of the remaining shares. The bank characterizes its subsequent development as an evolution into a fully fledged regional banking institution. Its present service portfolio, as described in the supplied text, covers retail and corporate banking, SME services, transaction banking solutions, investment banking, brokerage, asset management, private equity, leasing, mortgage financing, and micro-enterprise solutions. The evidence provided does not include further dated milestones, leadership changes, market expansions, or details about specific products.

• 1964

  Established in Egypt

A fully fledged regional banking institution with services spanning retail and corporate banking, business and transaction solutions, and other financial services.

• Retail and corporate banking

  Banking services identified in the bank’s official-site description.

• SME, transaction, and investment banking services

  Business and financial services identified in the bank’s official-site description.

• Brokerage, asset management, private equity, leasing, and mortgage financing

  Financial services identified in the bank’s official-site description.

• Micro-enterprise solutions

  A service category identified in the bank’s official-site description.

• 2019-12-19

  AUC and AAIB partner on teacher development program[2]AUC与AAIB合作开展教师发展项目aucegypt.edu

  Reported: 2019-12-23

  The American University in Cairo partnered with Arab African International Bank to train and provide continuing education for 150 public-school teachers through a four-month Teacher Development Program.

1. 1Arab African Internationl Bankaaib.com
2. 2AUC与AAIB合作开展教师发展项目aucegypt.edu