Standard Chartered has over six decades in the UAE/Bloomberg
by Kudakwashe MuzoriwaStandard Chartered has expanded its UAE operations with the opening of its new representative office at the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).
Rola Abu Manneh, the CEO of Standard Chartered UAE, said that the UAE continues to be a strategic market for Standard Chartered and the new ADGM office is an additional step in bringing the bank closer to its clients in Abu Dhabi.
The opening of the new representative office is also a testament to our confidence in the UAE’s position as a global business hub, said Abu Manneh.
Additionally, the bank plans to use the new ADGM office to provide numerous financial services to a wide range of international, local, corporate and institutional clients that are looking to develop regional treasury and liquidity management centres in the UAE.
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