Use of card and e-payments on the increase – helping to resolve Libya’s bank cash liquidity problem
Electronic payments and debit card use have risen considerably in Libya over the last year. This is the considered view ...
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Jumhouria and National Commercial Bank announce raised cash withdrawal limits during Ramadan
Two leading state Libyan banks, Jumhouria and the National Commercial Bank (NCB), have announced increased cash withdrawal limits during the ...
NCB to triple ATM cash withdrawals by February 2023, encouraging card culture and not bank visits
The National Commercial Bank (NCB) is encouraging card culture by encouraging its customers to use their various debit and ATM ...
NCB to launch new 2023 strategic plan to improve e-banking services
Musbah Akkari, the new chairman of the state National Commercial Bank (NCB), one of the largest banks in Libya, said ...
Eastern headquartered banks to launch LD 3 bn loans initiative by year end
Three eastern Libya headquartered banks, the National Commercial Bank, the Bank of Commerce and Development and Wahda bank, are launching ...
With the launch of new services and products, National Commercial Bank apologises and promises to improve services
Musbah Akkari, the new chairman of the state National Commercial Bank (NCB), one of the largest banks in Libya, has ...
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