National Life & General Insurance Co SAOG (NLIF.OM)

A.M. Best Upgrades Issuer Credit Rating of National Life and General Insurance Company SAOG

National Life shares gets listed at MSM after IPO

A.M. Best Affirms Ratings of National Life and General Insurance Company SAOC

LONDON, 14 April 2016A.M. Best has affirmed the financial strength rating of B++ (Good) and the issuer credit rating of "bbb" of National Life and General Insurance Company SAOC (NLGIC) (Oman). The outlook for each rating remains stable. The ratings of NLGIC reflect its strong and evolving business profile, track record of good operating performance and supportive risk-adjusted capitalisation. A

NBK Organizes an awareness campaign on cybercrime in cooperation with Ministry of Interior and LOYAC

Aiming to protect the society and enhance financial culture

Tatweer Misr, First Abu Dhabi Bank sign agreement to offer exclusive mortgage services

This partnership is in line with Tatweer Misr’s strategy to stimulate sales and facilitate the benefits of mortgage services, strengthening the overall purchasing power

As Fed tiptoes around tapering, investors look to Jackson Hole meeting for clarity

The market reaction to the Fed's policy statement was muted

Nigeria to refund deposits to exchange bureaux applicants after FX sale ban

Announcing this week that it will no longer sell them foreign currency

EIBFS and Tanfeeth host Open Day to attract Emirati talent

Drawing the participation of several candidates of UAE nationals

Fed's Brainard: Can't wrap head around not having U.S. central bank digital currency

Fed officials are taking a deep dive into the digital payments universe, collecting public feedback on the potential costs and benefits as well as design considerations with a view to publishing a discussion paper in early September

Pace of CEO resignations at listed Saudi firms picked up amid pandemic

The largest number of resignations over the past five years came from the telecommunications sector and the real estate management and development sector with six and 13 resignations, respectively, the study showed

Pakistani rupee resumes losing streak

Widening current account deficit, higher oil and commodity prices weigh on Pakistani currency

U.S. stocks slip, dollar has worst week in almost two months

The pan-European STOXX 600 index lost 0.45%

Dollar rises but still set for biggest weekly loss since May

The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, was 0.32% higher at 92.181