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Name
International Islamic
Currency
QAR
Standard Leverage
1X
Market Cap
16.91B
Avg Daily Volume
641.62K
52 Week High
11.94 QAR
52 Week Low
10.1 QAR
Trading Hours
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Qatar International Islamic Bank (Q.P.S.C) provides banking, financial, and investment solutions. The company operates through Corporate Banking, Personal Banking, and Treasury & Investments segments. It offers current, savings, and term deposit accounts; debit, credit, installment debit, prepaid, domestic worker, salary, cash deposit, business and corporate, and business debit cards; mortgage, vehicle, green car, and personal finance solutions; and credit life and vehicle insurance. The company also provides mobile, internet, phone, and visual phone banking services, as well as financing via digital channels, ATMs, and safe deposit services. In addition, it offers corporate banking services, such as large corporate, corporate and semi-government, small and medium-sized enterprises, and tariff of charges; e-corporate, wages protection system, point-of-sale, and international money transfer services for employees; and working capital, real estate, contracting, project, and trade finance solutions, as well as corporate finance and syndication. Qatar International Islamic Bank (Q.P.S.C) was incorporated in 1990 and is headquartered in Doha, Qatar.
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