QNB Al-Ahly is the second largest private sector bank in Egypt in terms of the size of assets, and the largest Egyptian private sector bank in terms of loan portfolio, which exceeded 174 billion Egyptian pounds at the end of March 2021.
It serves about 1.5 million customers, and owns more than 231 bank branches in various Egyptian governorates, and more than 861 ATMs equipped with the latest smodern technologies in the global banking sector.
QNB Al Ahli belongs to QNB Global Group, which is ranked among the largest banks in the world. The group serves nearly 25 million customers around the world, and employs tens of thousands of distinguished bankers in the various countries in which the group is present. QNB International Group owns about 95% of the shares of the bank, which was established in Egypt in 1978 under the name NSGB.
Since its establishment in 1964, QNB Group has steadily grown to be the biggest bank in Qatar and the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa.
QNB AlAhli was one of the first in the market to launch a bundle of unique services and products, including internet and mobile banking services, e-wallet, as well as the Instant Payment Network (IPN), which allows instant transactions between customers' accounts all days of the week.
QNB ALAHLI provides dedicated products in corporate banking, financial advisory, project financing, structured financing, trade financing, cash management, and foreign exchange with its competitive offerings, it has managed to establish a strong bond with its various corporate clientele whether large domestic corporations, subsidiaries of multinational companies, medium caps, as well as SMEs.
Mohamed Bedeir was appointed as QNB Ahli CEO in 2021. Bedeir joins from Bank Audi Egypt, where he served as CEO and managing director for over two years.
It is noteworthy to mention that QNB ALAHLI won 58 awards throughout the past 4 years from 3 international financial institutions “Global Banking & Finance Review”, “International Finance Magazine” and “Capital Finance International Magazine, EMEA Finance and European Bank for reconstruction and (development| (EBRD.
