Ahmed Mohamed Fekih

Tunis International Bank was incorporated in June 1982 and was the first bank established in Tunisia as a fully licensed banking corporation under the Tunisian Law of 12th July 1976 replaced on 6th December 1985 related to the offshore banking regime. TIB operates under the supervision of the Central Bank of Tunisia. It is a member of Tunisia's Clearing House Association. TIB is a private commercial bank, its main shareholder being United Gulf Bank E.C Bahrain, itself the investment banking arm of the Kuwait Projects Company (Holding) K.S.C., 'KIPCO'. The Bank enjoys a widespread reputation as a local provider of the highest quality products and services. TIB provides a comprehensive range of international financial services for corporations, financial institutions, governments & individuals both in Tunisia and abroad including Foreign Exchange & Money Market operations in all convertible currencies including Tunisian dinars, International Trade Financing, Private Banking Facilities, Loan Syndications & Forfeiting, Commercial Banking, Investments, Visa Card and American Express Card. The company's product range is constantly reviewed to ensure that they are able, within the company's credit and procedural policies, to meet the range of needs in the company's local market base. This includes maximizing the quality of the products & services they offer as a result of the synergies they have, and continue to develop, with co-members of the KIPCO group. The Bank continues to be an innovative institution both internationally and domestically, dedicated to banking services of the highest standards. As a Tunisian bank based in Tunis, TIB's traditional and natural marketplace has been the Maghreb countries. These countries will remain TIB's primary target market where the Bank will fully develop the opportunities available to it through working with its group's subsidiary Algeria Gulf Bank in Algeria and also through the Bank's representative office in Tripoli, Libya. Looking towards the future, TIB aims to play a key role in promoting business and partnerships between Gulf investors and the Maghreb. In addition to this area, business has also been developed involving Western European and other Mediterranean countries. The Bank's traditional and natural customer base in Tunisia has been the offshore companies usually majority owned by foreigners, exporting most if not all of their manufactured products, and able to deal freely in foreign currencies. Numbering approximately 2,500 companies, TIB's share of the business in that market has been estimated to be in the region of 25%. The Bank recorded the tenth year in a row of historic results and its best ever performance in 2008, with consolidated net income increased by 19 % to USD 19.6 million and total assets of almost USD 500 million.

United Gulf Financial Services Co. North Africa provides financial services. It offers private equity and venture capital, capital markets, investment advisory and corporate finance services. The company was founded in November 2008 and is headquartered in Tunis, Tunisia.^ ^

Part of Kuwait Projects Co. (Holding) KSC, Algeria Gulf Bank SPA is a commercial bank based in Algiers, Algeria. The Algerian company provides commercial banking services. Rabih Zuhair Soukarieh has been the CEO of the company since 2015. Algeria Gulf Bank was acquired by Burgan Bank SAK from United Gulf Bank BSC on May 06, 2009.

Part of Kuwait Projects Co. (Holding) KSC, Algeria Gulf Bank SPA is a commercial bank based in Algiers, Algeria. The Algerian company provides commercial banking services. Rabih Zuhair Soukarieh has been the CEO of the company since 2015. Algeria Gulf Bank was acquired by Burgan Bank SAK from United Gulf Bank BSC on May 06, 2009.

Tunis International Bank was incorporated in June 1982 and was the first bank established in Tunisia as a fully licensed banking corporation under the Tunisian Law of 12th July 1976 replaced on 6th December 1985 related to the offshore banking regime. TIB operates under the supervision of the Central Bank of Tunisia. It is a member of Tunisia's Clearing House Association. TIB is a private commercial bank, its main shareholder being United Gulf Bank E.C Bahrain, itself the investment banking arm of the Kuwait Projects Company (Holding) K.S.C., 'KIPCO'. The Bank enjoys a widespread reputation as a local provider of the highest quality products and services. TIB provides a comprehensive range of international financial services for corporations, financial institutions, governments & individuals both in Tunisia and abroad including Foreign Exchange & Money Market operations in all convertible currencies including Tunisian dinars, International Trade Financing, Private Banking Facilities, Loan Syndications & Forfeiting, Commercial Banking, Investments, Visa Card and American Express Card. The company's product range is constantly reviewed to ensure that they are able, within the company's credit and procedural policies, to meet the range of needs in the company's local market base. This includes maximizing the quality of the products & services they offer as a result of the synergies they have, and continue to develop, with co-members of the KIPCO group. The Bank continues to be an innovative institution both internationally and domestically, dedicated to banking services of the highest standards. As a Tunisian bank based in Tunis, TIB's traditional and natural marketplace has been the Maghreb countries. These countries will remain TIB's primary target market where the Bank will fully develop the opportunities available to it through working with its group's subsidiary Algeria Gulf Bank in Algeria and also through the Bank's representative office in Tripoli, Libya. Looking towards the future, TIB aims to play a key role in promoting business and partnerships between Gulf investors and the Maghreb. In addition to this area, business has also been developed involving Western European and other Mediterranean countries. The Bank's traditional and natural customer base in Tunisia has been the offshore companies usually majority owned by foreigners, exporting most if not all of their manufactured products, and able to deal freely in foreign currencies. Numbering approximately 2,500 companies, TIB's share of the business in that market has been estimated to be in the region of 25%. The Bank recorded the tenth year in a row of historic results and its best ever performance in 2008, with consolidated net income increased by 19 % to USD 19.6 million and total assets of almost USD 500 million.

United Gulf Financial Services Co. North Africa provides financial services. It offers private equity and venture capital, capital markets, investment advisory and corporate finance services. The company was founded in November 2008 and is headquartered in Tunis, Tunisia.^ ^

London Forfaiting Co. Ltd. provides forfaiting and other related financial products. Its activities include purchasing of bills of exchange, promissory notes, deferred payment letters of credit, and transferable financial loans from exporters or their banks. The company was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

United Gulf Financial Services Co. North Africa provides financial services. It offers private equity and venture capital, capital markets, investment advisory and corporate finance services. The company was founded in November 2008 and is headquartered in Tunis, Tunisia.^ ^

London Forfaiting Co. Ltd. provides forfaiting and other related financial products. Its activities include purchasing of bills of exchange, promissory notes, deferred payment letters of credit, and transferable financial loans from exporters or their banks. The company was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

London Forfaiting Co. Ltd. provides forfaiting and other related financial products. Its activities include purchasing of bills of exchange, promissory notes, deferred payment letters of credit, and transferable financial loans from exporters or their banks. The company was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.