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Trades about 15% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Bank AlJazira delivers a comprehensive suite of financial solutions that adhere to Shari'ah principles, catering to the diverse needs of individual clients, corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and various institutional entities. Its operations are structured across several key divisions: Personal Banking, Corporate Banking, Treasury, an integrated Brokerage and Asset Management arm, and Takaful Ta'awuni. For its personal clientele, the bank provides essential services such as savings and checking accounts, financing options for real estate and personal needs, secure deposit facilities, international money transfers, a selection of investment offerings, and specialized banking for women, alongside extensive e-banking platforms. Corporate and institutional clients benefit from Islamic funding solutions, global transaction management (including cash management, trade finance, and corporate payroll), syndicated financing, and robust commercial and online banking platforms. The bank also extends its services to the public sector and other financial institutions. Its investment banking division delivers expertise in brokerage and asset management, alongside corporate investment banking activities like managing initial public offerings (IPOs), facilitating private placements, capital increases, and underwriting. The private banking sector offers premium services such as ATM and credit cards, secure deposit boxes, trading commission arrangements, foreign currency exchange, short-term deposit vehicles, structured financial products, real estate investment opportunities, and bespoke wealth management. Treasury services encompass Naqa'a and thrift savings schemes, foreign exchange transactions, FX forwards, complex structured products, hedging strategies, and margin financing. Established in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in 1975, Bank AlJazira maintained an extensive network of 79 branches and 62 Fawri remittance centers as of December 31, 2020.
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