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List Of Investment Banks In Bahrain

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Addax Bank
Al Khabeer International Company
Bahrain Middle East Bank
Bank Alkhair
Banque Internationale à Luxembourg
Business Development Asia (HK) Limited
Capinnova Investment Bank
Citi Islamic Investment Bank
Elaf Bank
First Energy Bank
Global Investment House
Gulf Finance House
Gulf International Bank
Gulf One Investment Bank
International Investment Bank
Investment Dar Bank
Investors Bank
Ithmaar Bank
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Merrill Lynch International
Nomura Investment Banking
Oasis Capital Bank
Orient Middle East Advisory
Securities and Investment Company
The Arab Investment Company
United Gulf Bank

Key Takeaways

Bahrain hosts a diverse array of investment banks, including both regional Islamic banks and global financial institutions.
Regulation by the Central Bank of Bahrain ensures oversight of many institutions based in Manama.
Several listed firms have ceased banking activities or transitioned operations (e.g., Addax Bank).
Major players like Gulf International Bank and United Gulf Bank are headquartered in Manama, serving both conventional and Islamic finance needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are all the banks listed still operating in Bahrain?

Not necessarily—for example, Addax Bank ceased banking activities in 2017 and now operates as a consultancy firm in Bahrain.

Where are Gulf International Bank and United Gulf Bank headquartered?

Both Gulf International Bank and United Gulf Bank are headquartered in Manama, Bahrain.

Are these banks regulated locally?

Yes, banks like Addax and Gulf Finance House are regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain.

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