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AI to Add $182 Billion to UAE Economy by | Al Bawaba
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These figures were revealed in a recent report by Accenture, which looked at 15 industries in the UAE and 13 in Saudi Arabia to determine the potential
Amr El Saadani | Accenture | Loans to SMEs
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According to a survey by Amr El Saadani of the financial services firm Accenture, GCC countries will increase loans to SMEs and will attract women and youth.
Kreditinstitute: Golf-Banken plagen Nachwuchssorgen
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... und Rendite stehen sie meist besser da als die Konkurrenz in Europa. Doch den Instituten fehlen Kreditspezialisten. Facebook. Twitter. Google+. Xing. Linkedin ... Hier gibt es großes Aufholpotenzial“, sagt Amr El Saadani, Experte bei der Unternehmensberatung Accenture, gegenüber dem Handelsblatt.
Amr El Saadani Archives - Omran News
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According to a survey conducted by the Accenture financial services company, banks in the six countries which comprise the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) plan to increase their lending to small and medium enterprises, (SMEs) and concentrate more on young people and women to help increase their returns.
AI to add USD397bln to UAE, Saudi economies | MENAFN.COM
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... is unparalleled," managing director of Accenture's Financial Services practice in the Middle East and Turkey Amr El Saadani commented.
Accenture Supports Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank’s Tech Transformation,...
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Accenture supported Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank in a historic transformation of the core technology running the bank’s day-to-day operations.
Accenture appoints Khaled Al-Dhaher as managing director for Saudi...
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Accenture has appointed experienced IT business executive Khaled Al-Dhaher as its country managing director for Saudi Arabia as the firm seeks to advance its...
Accenture launches upgraded banking technology platform at NCB | Arab...
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Amr El Saadani, managing director and financial services lead at Accenture in the Middle East and North Africa, said: “We are delighted to see ...
Bankers work hard to improve staff skills - The National
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Gulf banks are facing a skills shortage as customers become more demanding, a new study finds.
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