Saudi Holland Bank honors 300 real estate partners

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The Saudi Dutch Bank organized an awards ceremony for its real estate partners, including real estate agents and developers, at the Marriott Hotel in Riyadh. These events are part of the bank’s commitment to maintaining effective communication with its partners and strengthening the constructive partnerships it shares with them, The bank had previously held similar events for real estate partners in both Jeddah and Al-Khobar, honoring more than 300 partners across the Kingdom.

The celebratory event turned into a panel discussion during which the bank presented its Sharia-compliant real estate products and financing solutions, which it offers to its customers through real estate agents and developers, as well as the Sharia-compliant financing facilities available to support their development activities in line with the growing local real estate market, amid remarkable engagement from the audience.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, Bandar Al-Saman, Head of Retail Asset Management at Saudi Hollandi Bank, presented commemorative plaques to the bank’s real estate partners, in recognition of their trust in the bank. He emphasized the bank’s commitment to forging exceptional partnerships with its partners and meeting their needs through innovative products and value-added services that reinforce the bank’s position as a trusted partner.

For their part, the “real estate partners” expressed their appreciation to Saudi Hollandi Bank for this initiative and for its commitment to building bridges of communication with its partners, understanding their needs, and keeping them informed of all the latest developments.

It is worth noting that Saudi Dutch Bank is one of the leading banks in providing real estate financing programs in the Kingdom, having won three international awards in 2015 and 2014, It was also one of the first banks to launch a supplementary financing product for the Real Estate Development Fund loan, with the aim of helping citizens obtain financing in an amount higher than the Fund’s loan.