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Wholesale Banking
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Wholesale Banking
Banking services offered to institutional investors, businesses (especially large businesses), other banks, and investment vehicles such as mutual funds or pensions. Wholesale banking usually conducts transactions worth large amounts of money, and wholesale clients can be prioritized more highly than individual customers. It compares with retail banking, which specializes in individual clients.


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The strong capitalisation of most retail and wholesale banks provides significant loss-absorption capacity, and most of the retail banks have sound liquidity profiles.
It has also proposed limiting the total amount of outstanding loans of foreign retail banks to 20 times their net worth, with wholesale banks limited to 30 times.
We have been very clear over the years that the primary responsibility for supporting the wholesale banks resides with their shareholders - that was our clear expectation, for example, with TIBC and Awal," Rasheed Al Maraj said.
 
 
 
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