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Federal Bank opening representative office in UAE

Our Bureau

Kochi June 20

The Central Bank of UAE has given approval to Federal Bank for opening a representative office in the UAE, and the bank is poised to become the first Indian bank to have a representative office in Abu Dhabi.

By establishing the representative office, Federal Bank will be able to offer more personalised services to its 4,00,000 customers in the UAE and other GCC countries, a press release here said.

Gateway

The representative office is also expected to act as the gateway to the whole of West Asia and to facilitate greater interface between the bank's existing customers and its branch network in India.

The representative office is to become the nodal point for furthering the business relationships with the 20 exchange houses and eight banks in West Asia, with which the bank currently has remittance arrangements. So far, these exchange houses and banks have been the major conduit for the customers to transmit their money to India.

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