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OBU
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OBUOklahoma Baptist University
OBUOuachita Baptist University
OBUOffshore Banking Unit
OBUOne Big Union
OBUOnboard Unit
OBUOld Boys Union
OBUOSIS Baseline Upgrade
OBUOutside Broadcast Unit
OBUOverseas Business Unit
OBUOSIS Baseline Group
OBUOut of Balance Unit
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Insiders disclosed that during the auction Far Eastern International Bank won the "B" bid to take over ChinFon's 19 branches plus overseas outlets, offshore banking units, and trust departments under the condition that NT$19.
Most of ChinFon Bank assets auctioned off in late October by The Taiwan Economic News
In 1976, Arab Bank started an Offshore Banking Unit (OBU), contributing to the immense development Bahrain and region have witnessed and its modern and diversified economic achievements, which made Bahrain a key commercial, financial and tourist center in the region.
To meet the growing demand on its banking services by Albawaba.com
The bank currently has three branches and an offshore banking unit in Bahrain.
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