BisB Announces Ms. Aneesa Al Slais as the Tejoori Grand Prize Winner for 2021

Press release

Published January 16th, 2022 - 06:16 GMT

BisB Announces Ms. Aneesa Al Slais as the Tejoori Grand Prize Winner for 2021

During the event

Highlights

Bahrain Islamic Bank announced Ms. Aneesa Al Slais as the Tejoori grand prize winner for 2021.

Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB), one of the leading banks in the Kingdom in providing digital financial solutions, announced Ms. Aneesa Al Slais as the Tejoori grand prize winner for 2021. The prize was worth US$600,000, corresponding to a monthly salary of US$50,000 for a full year.

A private ceremony was held in the end of December to handover the largest salary prize in Bahrain to its lucky winner in the presence of several bank executives including Mr. Hassan Jarrar, Chief Executive Officer of BisB, Mr. Ali AlAradi, Acting Head of Retail Banking, in addition to several staff members.

Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Hassan Jarrar, CEO of BisB, said: “I would like to congratulate Ms. Aneesa Al Slais for winning our Tejoori grand prize for 2021, wishing her prosperity and success in all she hopes to achieve. Also, we encourage customers to increase their chances of winning by opening a Tejoori account or deposit into their Tejoori account through the BisB app or by visiting any of our branches or financial centers.”

The Bank also launched a campaign from the 8th until the 18th of December in Bahrain City Centre Mall, providing customers the opportunity to open a new Tejoori account or increase their deposits as well as participate in interactive games for the chance to win instant cash prizes.

For further inquiries on the Tejoori Islamic Account, please contact the Bank’s call center at 17515151, visit the nearest BisB branch or financial center, or visit www.bisb.com

Background Information

Bahrain Islamic Bank

Incorporated in 1979 as the first Islamic bank in the kingdom of Bahrain, and the fourth in the GCC. Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB) has played a pivotal role in the development of the Islamic banking industry and the Kingdom’s economy. The Bank operates under an Islamic Retail banking licence from the Central Bank of Bahrain and is listed on the Bahrain Bourse.

At the end of 2016, the Bank’s paid up capital was BD 101 million, while total assets stood at BD 1042 million. The Bank’s modern branch network comprises 5 branches, 4 innovative financial malls, and 56 ATMs located throughout the Kingdom. A steadfast focus on continuous innovation, strong corporate governance and risk management, employee development, and the use of state of the art technology to deliver superior customer service, has cemented Bahrain Islamic Bank’s position as the leading Sharia’a – compliant bank in the Kingdom.