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Merger on the Mind: Sharjah's bailout of Invest Bank could 'compel' further restructuring
The bailout of the Invest Bank by the government of Sharjah two months ago could be followed by a merger between Shrajah’s three biggest banks, Bank of Sharjah, Invest Bank and United Arab Bank, a senior UAE-based financial researcher told Zawya.
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