NBO’s New Systematic Investment Plan Set to Increase Clients’ Savings Opportunities in Oman

Taking financial planning to the next level, National Bank of Oman (NBO) has introduced the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) to help customers save consistently and create substantial wealth over time. The SIP guides customers with a multitude of investment opportunities in the global financial markets, supporting them to invest a regular, fixed amount of money that after time, can accumulate into a sizable nest-egg and provide a good stream of steady income.
John Chang, General Manager and Chief Retail Banking Officer at NBO, said, “NBO’s SIP has two main benefits for people who want to build up their wealth. Firstly, subscribing to a SIP automatically makes savings a monthly priority for the investor. We are actually helping customers form the habit of becoming regular savers. If one only relies on what is left in one’s account at the end of each month, very often, one ends up not saving at all. SIP solves this problem.”
He added, “Secondly, SIP provides clients with the benefit of diversifying their investments. Traditionally, people invest heavily in real estate, regardless of market conditions. NBO’s SIP will inspire confidence among investors to broaden their portfolio by identifying avenues with potentially greater liquidity and better returns.”
With the combination of the SIP and NBO’s team of experienced analysts who look beyond the domestic market, customers can confidently set themselves up for the future, be it seeing to their children’s education or their retirement, or simply to provide the absolute peace of mind that reserve savings provide.
To learn more about NBO SIP, please visit your local NBO branch to speak with the branch managers or our experienced personal relationship managers, wealth advisors or call +968 24 770000 or log on to www.nbo.om/sip for more information.
Background Information
National Bank of Oman
Founded in 1973, National Bank of Oman was the country’s first local bank, forging a rich history with Oman’s local businesses and its economy at large. Today, it is one of the largest banks in Oman, with a paid up capital of OMR (Omani Rials) 110.8 million (US$ 288 million) and a regulatory capital of OMR 377.8 million (US$ 981 million)*.