Quintet Private Bank, a wealth manager controlled by members of Qatar’s ruling Al Thani family, is looking to hire additional advisers as the firm seeks to move beyond recent losses that led to its …
Fitch upgrades seven Qatar banks with ‘stable’ outlook
International credit rating agency, Fitch Ratings has upgraded seven Qatari banks on the country’s upgrade.The rating agency has upgraded QNB’s long-term (LT) …
UDC And Commercial Bank Participate In International Immigration & Property Expo
United Development Company (UDC), a leading Qatari public shareholding company and the master developer of The Pea …
Residential Construction Market Size To Reach Qr45bn In 2024
Doha, Qatar: According to several analysts in the country, the residential construction market size is anticipated to amount to $12.39bn (QR45.11bn) in 2024 and will reach $21.32bn by 2029. The …
Improper munitions storage put US troops at risk in Kuwait and Qatar, IG says
Flammable weeds near a storage area at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, posed a fire risk to U.S. troops. Officials tasked with storing munitions at the base failed to do so properly, the Defense Department’s …
HSBC Qatar voted ‘market leader’ in 2024 Euromoney trade finance survey
HSBC Qatar has been voted “market leader” for trade services in the country for the seventh consecutive year in the 2024 Euromoney Trade Finance Survey.The bank also …
HSBC Qatar voted market leader in 2024 Euromoney poll
HSBC Qatar was voted market leader for trade services in the country for the seventh consecutive year in the 2024 Euromoney Trade …
HSBC Qatar is voted the market leader in the 2024 Euromoney poll
The rankings represent the views of thousands of business customers on their preference for trade finance in the region …
Nepal, Qatar to sign nine agreements during Emir’s visit in April
Qatar, with deep pockets, is interested in investing in big projects in Nepal, officials privy to developments say.
Iran’s Arms Industry Goes Mainstream at Qatar Expo With Advanced ‘Gaza’ Drone
Tehran pitched its products, including its new “Gaza” drone, to the international market in Doha, worrying the U.S. and its allies.