National Bank of Oman
LEI 549300D3B4GI1CT73Z02, SWIFT NBOMOMRXXXX

National Bank of Oman the first local bank was founded in 1973 and is today one of the largest banks in Oman with a paid up capital of RO (Omani Rials) 110.8 million (US$ 288 million) and a regulatory capital of RO 377.8 million (US$ 981 million), as at 31st December, 2013. NBO is committed to fulfilling the financial needs of its customers and constantly endeavours to make banking more enjoyable and convenient. The Bank serves its customers in Oman through 61 Branches and 173 ATMs and CCDMs as well as 1 branch in Egypt and 2 Branches in U.A.E 1 in Abu Dhabi and 1 in Dubai. NBOs Call Center enables customers to enjoy banking services 365 days of the year. Wholesale Banking Group, delivers a wide range of services including term loans, working capital facilities, import and export financing, asset and project financing plus comprehensive cash management services. The Banks Corporate Internet Banking Service S@ma is a VeriSign (one of the topmost security agencies in the world) certified secure site accessible through a highly secure dynamic password authentication process. - https://www.sama.natbankoman.com. Investment Banking Division activities embrace discretionary portfolio management services, brokerage operations, asset management, distribution of mutual funds, lead management of public equity and bond issues plus domestic and international investment advisory services. The Bank also offers cutting edge treasury solutions to meet the growing business demands of our valued institutional, corporate and private banking clients. The Bank offers cutting-edge financial solutions, designed to keep pace with businesses as well as tailor-made to meet individual needs. Whether it is financial requirements within the Sultanate of Oman or beyond, the Bank has the people, the expertise and the technology, to be your trusted partner, in everything that you do. NBO is committed to community investment through its corporate social responsibility activities with emphasis on five focus areas including health and human services, arts and culture, education, environment and women and youth.