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Credit Solutions (Finance)
Riyad Bank has used all its banking expertise and experience to design innovative credit solutions that meet the unique requirements of our customers.

Overdraft Account
A service designed to provide business customers with highly flexible finance to help them meet their contingent obligations and finance their working capital on day-to-day basis.

Loans
Riyad Bank can provide business customers with loans to satisfy their needs for cash at periodic intervals in the manner that suits their cash flow cycle.

Islamic Products;
Murabaha Financing
This is an Islamic compliant financing tool where the bank acquires a commodity required by the customer before selling it to the customer for a price at a pre-agreed margin.

Tawarruq Financing
The Bank sells a commodity it owns to the customer for a price at a pre-agreed margin, then the customer (buyer), if he wishes, authorizes the Bank to sell the commodity to a third party and credit the proceeds of sale to his account.

Istissna’a Financing
Is an Islamic mode of financing whereby the Bank (manufacturer) manufactures the product (be it a building, mobilization, etc.) upon the request of the (business) customer, in his capacity as the “Istissna’a seeker”, and subject to the specifications, terms and conditions, quantities and prefixed price. The Bank employs a contractor/supplier to make or supply the required product. When the job is finished, the Bank takes delivery of the finished product from the contractor/supplier, pays the agreed price, and then delivers the product to the customer at the prefixed date.

Ijarah Financing
The Ijarah financing process involves the Bank granting a lease on an asset it owns to a (business) customer in consideration of a prefixed rent with the promise of ownership at the end of the lease period.

Musharakah Financing
Is a mode of financing process where the Bank shares with the customer the capital required for the purchase of commodities, equipment, machines or properties for a specified period of time under a joint-venture contract, entered by and between both parties. At the end of contract, the joint venture is liquidated and profits and losses are shared by the partners.