On the occasion of the Sultanate of Oman’s 53rd National Day, that marks the glorious progress of our dear country under the inspiring leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik Al Said, Bank Nizwa has reaffirmed its commitment to furthering the development of Oman's Islamic finance sector and the advancement of the nation’s economy, while also prioritising the empowerment and well-being of its citizens.
Committed to chart a strategic path towards a more sustainable future, Bank Nizwa has consistently assumed a pioneering role in spearheading green initiatives that have tangible, far-reaching implications on the macroeconomic landscape. In accordance with this unwavering dedication, the leading Islamic bank in the Sultanate of Oman recently announced the launch of a comprehensive suite of Islamic green financing solutions for home, automotive, and personal finance.
As a testament to Bank Nizwa’s focus on cultivating a work culture that provides opportunities for its woman workforce to excel, two women leaders from the bank recently garnered top awards at the prestigious Muntada Al Mar’a Summit & Awards. Ms. Haifa Al Lawati, Assistant General Manager HR, at Bank Nizwa, was recognized with the ‘Visionary Leader of the Year Award’; while Ms. Tahani Al Alawi, Deputy Manager, Sustainability and CSR, was recognized with the ‘Exemplary Contribution to CSR and Sustainable Islamic Banking Award’.
As part of its endeavors to cement its position as a leading and most trusted Islamic bank in Oman, Bank Nizwa, the premier Islamic bank in the Sultanate of Oman, recently participated in the second edition of the Omani Islamic Finance Forum. The forum showcased the competitiveness of the country’s Islamic finance industry, and highlighted the investment opportunities that are available within Oman and the greater Gulf region.
Reaffirming its unwavering dedication to Islamic banking excellence, Bank Nizwa has demonstrated impressive resilience throughout the third quarter, ending on September 30, with a net profit of 11.68 million Omani Rials. Rooted in a culture of innovation and customer-centric Sharia principles, the bank achieved a 9% increase in net profits.
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