INVESTBANK, , the leading bank in providing innovative banking solutions, won three awards from the prestigious magazine “The Banker Middle East” for the second consecutive year.

INVESTBANK CEO, Muntaser Dawwas received the awards during a ceremony held by The Banker Middle East magazine in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. The awards were given by Saleh Al Akrabi, Chairman of CPI Financial, in the presence of banking sector pioneers and media representatives, in addition to the jury, formed from a group of experts and advisers in the sector.

For the second consecutive year, INVESTBANK was recognized for its excellence in three categories: Best Commercial Bank, Best Retail Bank, and Best Premium Bank in Jordan, that delivers services to discerning customers.

Commenting on such achievements, Muntaser Dawwas said: "We are proud to be awarded by The Banker Middle East magazine for the second consecutive year. This inspires us to continue striving to be at forefront of technology and provide innovative solutions in the banking sector in Jordan."

Robin Amlôt, Chief Executive of CPI Financial, said, “INVESTBANK scored a hat-trick in the Banker Middle East Industry Awards 2015, taking home all three of the awards for banks in Jordan voted for by the readers of our magazine Banker Middle East: Best Commercial Bank, Best Retail Bank and Best Premium Bank in Jordan. This is an impressive achievement and reflects the bank’s successes in growing its business and the quality of its services.”

The Banker magazine, issued by CPI Financial, is considered one of the world’s most prestigious international financial affairs and economics publications owned by The Financial Times Ltd.

The annual awards of The Banker magazine honor organisations in the financial sector in the Middle East and North Africa for their outstanding performance and the level of their products and their innovative banking services or their contribution to achieving excellent financial results.

INVESTBANK is among the first institutions in Jordan to implement corporate governance based on international best practices, including a decentralized independent management board that consists of highly qualified new recruits in compliance with the Central Bank of Jordan’s guidelines.