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Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), the largest Islamic bank in Qatar, has lately signed an agreement with Damaan Islamic Insurance Company (Beema), a takaful company in Qatar, to offer its customers a suite of innovative Takaful solutions.
As per this ground-breaking agreement, QIB will be offering its customers Beema’s Takaful products, which cover all customer needs be it auto insurance, retirement plans, children education plans or simple savings cum/ investment cum protection plans. (Press Release)
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Qatar Islamic Bank and Beema joins hands to bring top Takaful solutions to customers
| Posted on 07 October 2011 |
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