Doha: Doha Financial institution has introduced the launch of latest providers on Commerce Finance merchandise beneath Tadbeer, its built-in Transaction banking platform for fee, liquidity administration, reporting, and different providers. The net platform’s new functionalities allow prospects to use for a Letter of Credit score or a Letter of Assure for home or import enterprise by way of digital channels.
Via Tadbeer, Doha Financial institution’s wholesale banking prospects can now submit digital functions for Commerce merchandise utilizing their on-line banking account(s) and entry, permitting them to digitally apply with out the necessity to go to the financial institution’s bodily branches.
“Since its launch, Tadbeer has anchored our broader and bold drive in direction of digital transformation and innovation, not just for our wide-ranging and fast-expanding portfolio of company banking services and products, however equally, for our shoppers’ sectors and companies. The necessity for accuracy and agility by way of digitalisation of company banking providers is most important in home and cross-border commerce. In recent times, and extra so in gentle of the post-pandemic worldwide financial restoration, world commerce and provide chains have been accelerating at an unprecedented tempo. Via platforms like Tadbeer, main monetary establishments and lenders like Doha Financial institution may also help mitigate the dangers related to provide chain disruptions for importers and exporters,” mentioned Ala’ Azmi Abumughli, Chief Wholesale Banking Officer at Doha Financial institution.
He added: “Addition of Commerce finance functionalities beneath Tadbeer is simply a pure development beneath our World Transaction Banking capabilities and are a part of the general digitalisation roadmap of our financial institution, contributing to our company prospects’ operational and value effectivity, centralising their transactions onto one consolidated platform, enhancing accounting and reconciliation transparency and traceability, and enabling liquidity optimisation”.