Iraqi Islamic Bank (IQS:BIIB) Unearned Income : ع.د0.00 Mil (As of . 20)

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What is Iraqi Islamic Bank Unearned Income?

Iraqi Islamic Bank's Unearned Income for the quarter that ended in . 20 was ع.د0.00 Mil.

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Iraqi Islamic Bank Unearned Income Calculation

Unearned Income is the income received but not yet earned, it represents the unearned amount that is netted against the total loan.

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Iraqi Islamic Bank (IQS:BIIB) Business Description

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Address

14 Ramadan Street, P.O. Box 6003, Al Mansour District, Baghdad, IRQ

Website

https://www.iraqiislamicb.iq

Iraqi Islamic Bank provides financial and banking services. Its service portfolio comprises of personal banking, financial services, corporate banking, and priority banking services. It offers its clients banking services including trade finance services, projects, and banking systems covering corporate finance, investment banking, project finance, trade and commodity finance, capital market products, treasury banking, international banking, securities, and contracting.