The Saudi-British Bank joined the R3 Blockchain Consortium

The Saudi-British Bank joined the R3 Blockchain Consortium
The Saudi-British Bank (SABB) became the first financial institution in the country, which joined the global blockchain consortium R3.

Established in 1978, SABB is a Saudi joint stock company offering banking, commercial and investment services and has a strong reputation in the market. Thus, the magazine Global Finance magazine recognized for the tenth time in a row, as the "Best Trade Finance Bank" in Saudi Arabia, was named the best financial supply bank in the Middle East in 2018. SABB also announced by Euromoney as the "Best Bank for ...
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