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ADIB’s interest revenue could hit $123m next year, says CFO

RIYADH: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, or ADIB, could make revenues from raising interest rates of 450 million dirhams ($123 million) in 2023, the bank’s chief financial officer told CNBC Arabiya. Every

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