Saudi Awwal Bank (SAB), one of the leading banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has been named Best Trade Finance Provider in Saudi Arabia for 2026 by Global Finance, marking the sixth consecutive year the Bank has received this prestigious international recognition.
The award recognizes banks that demonstrate excellence in transaction volume, customer service, competitive pricing, global reach, and the use of innovative technologies to support cross-border trade.
This continued recognition underscores SAB’s leadership in trade finance and its long-standing role in supporting corporates, financial institutions, and multinational clients operating in and through the Kingdom. SAB’s trade finance capabilities are underpinned by deep market expertise, a strong international network, and advanced digital platforms that enable customers to manage trade flows efficiently and securely.
Yasser Al-Barrak, Chief Corporate and Institutional Banking Officer at SAB, commented on the award: “This recognition reflects the strength of SAB’s trade finance capabilities and our continued focus on delivering reliable, innovative, and client-centric solutions. Being named Best Trade Finance Provider in Saudi Arabia for the sixth consecutive year is a testament to our teams’ expertise and our commitment to supporting trade flows that contribute to economic growth.”
The 2026 winners were selected following a comprehensive evaluation process that drew insights from industry analysts, corporate executives, and technology experts.
SAB continues to be a leading bank in the Kingdom for trade finance, serving as a key partner to local and international businesses through a comprehensive suite of solutions, including letters of credit, guarantees, supply chain finance, and structured trade products. The Bank continues to invest in digitalization and innovation to enhance efficiency, transparency, and risk management across its trade finance offering.
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