Saudi Hollandi Bank introduces ‘new generation’ of Islamic banking services

Saudi Hollandi Bank introduces ‘new generation’ of Islamic banking services

RIYADH: In a recent forum, the bank's Shari’ah advisory board members and customers discuss with Saudi Hollandi executives ideas on how Islamic banking will evolve over the coming years.

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