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Barwa Bank was recognised as “Bank of the Year” at the Arabian Business Achievement Awards Qatar 2013 at a ceremony held in Doha recently.
“The award is one of many this year and is further confirmation of our innovative approach, quality of service and outstanding growth,” said Steve Troop, CEO of Barwa Bank.
Islamic banking in Qatar and the GCC continues to grow strongly, a trend expected to continue into the medium and long term as the industry develops products and service propositions that offer credible alternatives to conventional banking. Barwa Bank is well positioned to lead this growth trend, it has said in a
statement.
“We have had a lot to celebrate this year and intend to maintain our momentum as we go forward. We look forward to further growth, our continuing contribution to development of the Qatari economy and Shariah-compliant financial services as well as creating value for our customers and shareholders at all times,” Troop added.
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