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Mashreq’s entry into Oman: A legacy reunited, driven by shared values and a shared future

Simon Osuji by Simon Osuji
January 23, 2025
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The year was 1967 when a pioneering institution, the Bank of Oman, opened its doors in Dubai, marking the dawn of an ambitious journey to redefine banking in the region. Over time, this trailblazer evolved into Mashreq, becoming synonymous with innovation and excellence in the financial world. Today, more than five decades later, Mashreq has entered the Omani market not as a stranger but as an institution deeply connected to the Sultanate’s roots. This homecoming is not just a geographical expansion but a testament to shared histories, values, and futures.

As Mashreq enters Oman’s vibrant economic landscape, it brings with it an unwavering commitment to innovation, community enrichment, and alignment with Oman’s Vision 2040. This strategic move symbolizes a full-circle moment, highlighting the shared legacy of resilience, innovation, and foresight between the institution and the nation.

From Roots to Resurgence 

Mashreq’s origins as the Bank of Oman reflect a deep-rooted connection to the Sultanate. While the bank’s ethos remains grounded in regional culture, it is fueled by a pioneering spirit. With its entry into Oman’s dynamic financial market, Mashreq builds upon this foundation, leveraging decades of expertise to align with the Sultanate’s bold aspirations. 

The entry is set against the backdrop of Oman’s Vision 2040—a national blueprint for economic diversification and sustainable growth. Mashreq aims to unlock value in critical sectors, like logistics, tourism, renewable energy, and manufacturing, fueling sustainable growth and enhancing Oman’s global competitiveness.

Oman’s strategic location and dynamic economic landscape play an essential role in Mashreq’s broader international growth strategy. The bank aims to contribute to Oman’s growth through its tailored financial solutions that will enhance regional integration for its Omani clients.

A Proven Track Record of Excellence 

Mashreq’s reputation precedes it, with accolades such as the “Fastest-Growing Banking Brand in the Middle East” in the 2024 Banking 500 rankings and being recognized as the “Market Leader in the Middle East” for trade finance and cash management by Euromoney for five consecutive years. These honors reflect its relentless drive to innovate, adapt, and lead. 

Mashreq’s expansion into Oman brings with it a wealth of expertise in corporate banking, treasury, capital markets, global transaction banking, and sustainable finance. The bank’s innovative approach to financial services is underpinned by cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and open banking, which are hallmarks of Mashreq’s approach to transforming the financial services industry.

Tailored Solutions for a Thriving Oman 

As Oman embarks on its path toward economic transformation, Mashreq’s timing is ideal. The Sultanate’s growing need for innovative financial solutions aligns perfectly with the bank’s mission to create a dynamic and customer-centric banking ecosystem.

Through partnerships with local businesses, government entities, and multinational corporations, Mashreq is prepared to meet Oman’s unique financial needs. From facilitating cross-border trade to optimizing cash management and enabling sustainable investments, Mashreq’s approach ensures solutions that are both innovative and impactful.

Enriching Communities, Empowering Generations 

Mashreq’s vision for Oman extends beyond financial growth. Its commitment to being a strategic partner in Oman’s economic development is clear. By focusing on initiatives that enrich local communities, fostering entrepreneurial talent and supporting a knowledge-driven economy, the bank is poised to play an integral role in ensuring a prosperous, sustainable future for generations to come.

One of the ways Mashreq achieves this is through its focus on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. From financing renewable energy projects to supporting green investments, the bank’s approach reflects a commitment to sustainability that resonates with Oman’s national priorities. 

A Future Shaped Together 

As Mashreq plants its flag in Oman, it does so with the humility of an old friend and the ambition of a forward-thinking partner. This milestone is not just about entering a new market; it’s about reigniting a legacy, fostering innovation, and shaping a shared future. 

With its unwavering commitment to customers and communities, Mashreq is poised to help Oman “Rise Every Day”. For businesses and the nation as a whole, the future looks promising—fueled by a partnership rooted in shared heritage and driven by a bold vision for tomorrow.

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