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Abu Dhabi banks' assets reach AED 2.17 trillion, up 11.4%

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Hussam Abdel Nabi (Abu Dhabi) - Data from the Central Bank of the UAE revealed that the assets of Abu Dhabi banks grew by AED 221.5 billion during 2024 to AED 2.170 trillion by the end of last year, compared to approximately AED 1.949 trillion in December 2023, a growth rate of 11.4% year-on-year. The assets of Dubai banks exceeded the two trillion dirham mark for the first time, reaching AED 2.023 trillion, compared to AED 1.802 trillion during…

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Abu Dhabi banks' assets reach AED 2.17 trillion, up 11.4%

Hussam Abdel Nabi (Abu Dhabi) - Data from the Central Bank of the UAE revealed that the assets of Abu Dhabi banks grew by AED 221.5 billion during 2024 to AED 2.170 trillion by the end of last year, compared to approximately AED 1.949 trillion in December 2023, a growth rate of 11.4% year-on-year. The assets of Dubai banks exceeded the two trillion dirham mark for the first time, reaching AED 2.023 trillion, compared to AED 1.802 trillion during…

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