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Byblos Bank Directory | 10 Directory | 10 Byblos Bank S.A.L 209 Directory Byblos Bank Directory | 10 Directory Directory | 10 Byblos Bank S.A.L. 210 Correspondent Banks CountRY CItY BAnK nAME Algeria Algiers Banque de l’Agriculture et du Développement Rural (BADR) Arab Banking Corporation Algeria, Banque Nationale d’Algérie (BNA), Banque de Développement Local SPA (BDL), Crédit Populaire D’Algérie Australia Sydney Westpac Banking Corporation* Austria Vienna UniCredit Bank Austria AG* Armenia Yerevan Byblos Bank Armenia C.J.S.C. Bahrain Manama Gulf International Bank BSC Belgium Brussels Byblos Bank Europe S.A.*, KBC Bank NV* Brazil Sao Paolo Banco ABC Brasil SA, Deutsche Bank AG Canada Montréal Royal Bank of Canada* Toronto Scotiabank* China Shanghai Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China Cyprus Limassol Byblos Bank S.A.L. – Limassol Branch Czech Republic Prague Commerzbank AG Denmark Copenhagen Danske Bank A/S* DR Congo Kinshasa Byblos Bank RDC S.A.R.L. Egypt Cairo National Bank of Egypt*, Export Development Bank of Egypt (EDBE), Al Watany Bank of Egypt Ethiopia Addis Ababa Commercial Bank of Ethiopia* Finland Helsinki Danske Bank A/S, Pohjola Bank plc France Paris Byblos Bank Europe S.A. – Paris Branch*, Natixis* Germany Frankfurt Commerzbank AG*, Deutsche Bank AG*, The Bank of New York Mellon* Ghana Accra Ghana Commercial Bank Greece Athens National Bank of Greece SA Hong Kong Hong Kong Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Standard Chartered Bank Hungary Budapest Commerzbank Zrt India New Delhi State Bank of India, MashreqBank, Standard Chartered Bank Iraq Baghdad Byblos Bank S.A.L. – Baghdad Branch, Trade Bank of Iraq* Erbil Byblos Bank S.A.L. – Erbil Branch Ireland Dublin Citibank NA Italy Milan UniCredit SpA*, Intesa Sanpaolo SpA* Japan Tokyo Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation*, The Bank of New York Mellon* Jordan Amman Jordan Ahli Bank Plc*, Arab Bank Plc, Union Bank*, The Housing Bank for Trade and Finance KSA Jeddah The National Commercial Bank* Riyadh Riyad Bank*, Saudi Hollandi Bank*, Arab National Bank, Banque Saudi Fransi 211 Kuwait Kuwait Gulf Bank KSC*, National Bank of Kuwait SAK* Netherlands Amsterdam ABN AMRO Bank NV* Nigeria Lagos Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Sterling Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Plc*, Zenith Bank Plc, United Bank for Africa Norway Oslo DnB NOR BANK ASA* Philippines Manila Bank of the Philippine Islands* Poland Warsaw Deutsche Bank AG Qatar Doha Qatar National Bank SAQ*, The Commercial Bank of Qatar (QSC), Al Khaliji Bank Republic of Korea Seoul Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Union de Banques Arabes et Françaises (UBAF), The Bank of New York Mellon Russian Federation Moscow ZAO Citibank, VTB Bank OJSC* Singapore Singapore Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Union de Banques Arabes et Françaises (UBAF) Slovakia Bratislava Commerzbank AG Spain Madrid Banco de Sabadell SA*, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (BBVA)*, Citibank NA Sri Lanka Colombo Bank of Ceylon*, People’s Bank* Sudan Khartoum Byblos Bank Africa* Sultanate of Oman Muscat Bank Muscat SAOG Ruwi Oman Arab Bank SAOC* Sweden Stockholm Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB*, Svenska Handelsbanken AB Switzerland Geneva BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA*, Banque de Commerce et de Placements SA Lausanne Banque Cantonale Vaudoise Zurich Crédit Suisse*, UBS AG* Syria Damascus Byblos Bank Syria S.A.* Tunisia Tunis Banque Internationale Arabe de Tunisie SA (BIAT), Société Tunisienne de Banque SA, Banque de Tunisie Turkey Istanbul Asya Katilim Bankasi AS, Türkiye iS Bankasi AS, Yapi Ve Kredi Bankasi AS, Türkiye Vakiflar Bankasi TAO, Türk Ekonomi Bankasi AS, Türkiye Halk Bankasi AS UAE Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC*, National Bank of Abu Dhabi Dubai Commercial Bank of Dubai PSC, Emirates NBD PJSC*, MashreqBank PSC* UK London Byblos Bank Europe S.A. – London Branch*, Barclays Bank PLC*, HSBC Bank plc*, British Arab Commercial Bank Ltd* USA New York The Bank of New York Mellon*, Citibank NA*, JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA*, Standard Chartered Bank*, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.* Yemen Sana’a International Bank of Yemen, Saba Islamic Bank, Tadhamon International Islamic Bank, Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank Correspondent Banks * Byblos Bank S.A.L. maintains Nostro account(s) with this bank. Byblos Bank S.A.L. Directory | 10 Directory Directory | 10 Byblos Bank S.A.L. 212 Group Addresses HEADQUARTERS Byblos Bank Tower Phone: (01) 335200 Elias Sarkis Avenue fax: (01) 334554 Ashrafieh — Beirut telex: BYBANK 41601 LE P.O. Box 11-5605 Cable: BYBLOBANK Riad El Solh SWIft: BYBALBBX Beirut 1107 2811 forex: (01) 335255 Lebanon Web Site: http://www.byblosbank.com E-mail: [email protected] Customer Service: (01) 205050 Address Branch Managers BEIRUT 1 Verdun Moussaitbeh Rachid Karameh Street, Tel: (01) 803315/803988 Mr. Walid Safi (Regional Manager) Byblos Bank Bldg. Fax: (01) 787032 BRANCHES Bechara Al Khoury ATM Bechara Al Khoury Boulevard, Tel: (01) 663960.1 Mr. Mohamad Zaza Adonis Bldg. Fax: (01) 663959 Bliss ATM Bliss Street, Tel: (01) 369238/369240/369251/369259 Mr. Mohamad Jihad Kabbani (Acting) Mohamad F. Itani Bldg. Fax: ext: 199 Chiyah ATM Al Moucharrafieh, Al Ariss Street, Tel: (01) 556734/552566 Mr. Hussein Hayek Saleh Bldg., Facing Ministry of Labor Fax: (01) 552499 Choueifat ATM Road to Khaldeh, Tel: (05) 435701.2.3.4 Mr. Ayoub Abou Hamdan Freeway Center Facing Glass Line Fax: (01) 209473 Ghobeiry ATM Old Airport Road, Tel: (01) 837144/837160.1/824043 Mr. Mahmoud Bachir Jawharat El Kasser Bldg. Fax: (01) 824047 Hamra ATM Hamra Street, Tel: (01) 341540/345692/745670.1.2.3.4 Mr. Mohamad Salam Imad Salma Bldg. Fax: (01) 745675 Hamra Sadat ATM Hussein Talhouk Street, Tel: (01) 792477/803738/868466 Mr. Moustafa Anouty Nemr Bldg. Fax: (01) 801655 Haret Hreyk ATM Hadi Nasrallah Boulevard, Tel: (01) 544270/558859, 558860.1 Ms. Imane Mhanna Hazmieh Cross Road, Al Jinan Bldg. Fax: ext: 199 Istiklal ATM Istiklal Street, Tel: (01) 736152.3.4.5 Mr. Mazen Abou Daher Tabsh Bldg. Fax: ext: 199 Jnah ATM Khalil Moutran Street, Tel: (01) 840642.3.4 Mr. Fadi Al Atat Hannawi Bldg., Near BHV Fax: (01) 840473 Mar Elias ATM Mar Elias Street, Tel: (01) 300160/305059 Ms. Nada Nashawati Boubess Bldg. Fax: ext: 199 Mazraa ATM Corniche Al Mazraa, Tel: (01) 302406/310038/819399 Mr. Nicolas Laylo Wakef Al Roum Center Fax: ext: 199 Verdun ATM Rashid Karameh Street, Tel: (01) 805100/867876 Ms. Haifa Azar Byblos Bank Bldg. Fax: (01) 803575 Verdun Moussaitbeh ATM Rashid Karameh Street, Tel: (01) 803296/803304 Ms. Inass Sleiman Haidar Byblos Bank Bldg., Near FSI Fax: (01) 803299 BEIRUT 2 Ashrafieh St. Nicolas Charles Malek Avenue, Tel: (01) 203157.8 Mr. Nabil Choueiry (Regional Manager) The Netherlands Tower Fax: (01) 203159 BRANCHES Ain El Remmaneh ATM Wadih Neïm Street, Tel: (01) 284030/292122/293397.8 Mr. Roy Abi Habib Mahdi Bldg. (01) 281956 Geitawi ATM St. Louis Street, Tel: (01) 560859/561021.2/584644.5.6 Ms. Arlette Abrass Bassil Bldg. (01) 562070 Gemmayzeh ATM Gouraud Street, Tel: (01) 566128/566134/566895 Ms. Fadia Yared Halim Naim Zeini Bldg. Sassine 2 ATMs Elias Sarkis Avenue, Tel: (01) 200154/335200 Mr. Rachid Asbahan Byblos Bank Tower St. Nicolas ATM Charles Malek Avenue, Tel: (01) 219200 Ms. Soraya Yazbeck The Netherlands Tower Fax: (01) 217756/217552 213 Tabaris ATM Chehadeh Street, Tel: (01) 331580.1 Ms. Carine Chiniara Les Jardins de Tabaris Bldg. Fax: (01) 331582 Baabda ATM Main Road, Tel: (05) 468156/468149/468207 Mr. Bernard Rahal Helou Bldg. (05) 468149 Baabda Cap Center ATM Damascus Road, Tel: (05) 956301.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9/956310.2 Mr. Youssef Issa Cap Center Fax: (05) 956311 Badaro ATM Sami El Solh Avenue, Tel: (01) 382690/399730.1 Mr. Gabriel Fernaine Cemate Bldg. Fax: (01) 380060 Furn El Chebbak ATM Damascus Road, Tel: (01) 280967/281227/284060/291938 Ms. Jamale Chakhtoura Bou Rislan Bldg. Hazmieh ATM Mar Takla Tel: (05) 455150/455356/455637.8 Ms. Dina Younes Nabil Ibrahim Haddad Bldg. Fax: (05) 455567 Place de l’Etoile ATM Place de l’Etoile, Tel: (01) 970137.8/971000 Mr. Joe Kobti Downtown Beirut Fax: (01) 970134 Riad El Solh ATM Riad El Solh Street, Tel: (01) 980190.1.2.3.5 Mr. Ziad Accari Commercial Buildings Co. Bldg. Fax: (01) 980196 Sin El Fil ATM Charles de Gaulle Avenue, Tel: (01) 485240.1.2.4 Ms. Agnes Ghobril Debahy Center (01) 510640 METN Dora Aya Dora Highway, Tel: (01) 243255.9 Mr. Boutros Aoun (Regional Manager) Aya Center BRANCHES Antelias1 ATM Armenian Patriarchate Street, Tel: (04) 417830.1.2.3 Ms. Viviane Bou Mansour Pères Antonins Bldg. Antelias2 ATM Main Road, Old Road to Tripoli, Tel: (04) 411267/415490 Mr. Selim Tahchi Antoun and George Saoud Bldg. Baabdat ATM Baabdat Main Road, Tel: (01) 821990.1.2.3 Mr. Kamal Abou Khalil Charabati Bldg. Fax: (04) 209486 Bourj Hammoud ATM Armenia Street, Tel: (01) 261253/263619/242780 Mr. Hagop Kharpoutlian Mahrouk Bldg. Dekwaneh ATM Internal Main Road, Tel: (01) 695210.1.2.3.4 Mr. Samir Yammouny El Khoury Center Group Addresses Dora ATM Dora Roundabout, Tel: (01) 244701.2.3/257600/257900.1.2 Mr. Elie Hojeily Tabbara Bldg. Dora Aya ATM Dora Highway, Tel: (01) 241143.4.5.6.7.8.9 Ms. Katia Lteif Aya Center Fax: (01) 255155 Elyssar (Mazraat Yachouh) ATM Main Road to Bikfaya, Tel: (04) 921640.1.2 Mr. Armand Bassil Byblos Bank Bldg. Jal El Dib ATM Internal Main Road, Tel: (04) 711061.2.3.4/715176 Mr. Toufic Attieh Abou Jaoudeh Bldg. Jdeideh1 ATM Palais de Justice Direction, Tel: (01) 900346.7/901024.5 Mr. Nazih Saadeh Tanios El Beyrouthi Bldg. Jdeideh2 New Jdeideh Street, Tel: (01) 899089/899090.1.2/901639 Mr. Jean Tannous Khoury Bldg. Mansourieh ATM Mansourieh Main Road, Tel: (03) 270747/345238/588480 Mr. Toufic Abi Jaoude Mansourieh Gate Center Fax: (01) 210370 Rabieh ATM Rabieh/Mtayleb, Biyyada Street, Tel: (04) 525703/525803 Byblos Bank S.A.L.
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