Arab Bank

Arab Bank runs fintech venture-investment and startup-acceleration programmes through its innovation businesses, positioning the group as a corporate participant in early-stage financial technology. The programmes sit within an international banking group whose core activities are consumer banking, corporate and institutional banking, and treasury services, alongside wealth management. The bank traces its origins to Jerusalem in 1930, when seven investors committed 15,000 Palestinian Pounds in founding capital; it is now headquartered in Amman, Jordan.

The group's technical interests centre on digital banking and online and mobile channels, together with transaction banking technology. Product lines relevant to venture and startup activity include Arabi Mobile and Arabi Online, the consumer digital channels, and ArabiConnect, a digital channel oriented toward corporate and institutional connectivity. Corporate and institutional banking also covers corporate finance and transaction banking.

In scale, Arab Bank operates more than 600 branches across five continents, with a presence in major financial centres globally. The distribution model combines in-person branch service with digital channels - a structure that offers fintech counterparties both institutional reach and defined digital surfaces.