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Cairo Amman Bank

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “full service bank in jordan and the palestinian territories”. Today it says “full-service bank in jordan and palestine”.
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Cairo Amman Bank is a full service bank in Jordan and the Palestinian territories , with headoffice in Amman . The headoffice for the Palestinian territories is in Ramallah .1 The bank operates about 48 branches and offices in Jordan and 17 in the Palestinian territories; three of the total 65 branches specialize in Islamic banking . CAB currently ranks 6th in Jordan and 3rd in the Palestinian territories based on assets.2 It is also ranked 3rd in the Palestinian territories based on the number of branches it has.3 The bank is a member of the Jonet ATM network in Jordan.

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full service bank in jordan and the palestinian territories

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full-service bank in jordan and palestine

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