Mergers and Acquisitions Case Study: NBAD and First Gulf Bank Analysis
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This case study examines the merger and acquisition of the National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) and First Gulf Bank (FGB). It defines mergers and acquisitions, providing context on the consolidation of these two major UAE banks. The document details the historical background, including the merger date and the formation of First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), highlighting its position as a leading financial institution in the MENA region. The study outlines the working mechanisms within the UAE banking sector, including the roles of the central bank, payment systems, and wage protection systems. It also covers the services offered by the merged entity, recent developments, and statistical data such as deposit and loan increases, cost reductions, and market capitalization. The conclusion emphasizes the success of the merger, its impact on revenue generation, and its influence on the banking sector, including increased assets and investor appeal. References to relevant sources are also included.
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