Al-Ataa Islamic Bank (IQS:BLAD) Earnings Yield (Joel Greenblatt) %

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Al-Ataa Islamic Bank Business Description

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Address AL-Arasat Street, Street 30, Building 76, Babel Quarter, jadiriyah, P.O Box 257, District 929, Baghdad, IRQ
Al-Ataa Islamic Bank is an Iraqi financial institution operating in accordance with Islamic Sharia principles, providing Sharia-compliant banking services across Iraq. Its offerings include current and savings accounts, term investment deposits, and financing products structured as Murabaha, Mudarabah, Musharakah, and Ijarah, serving retail customers, small and medium-sized enterprises, and corporate clients. The bank operates a network of branches in Baghdad and other Iraqi governorates, with correspondent relationships and participation in interbank markets supporting trade finance and remittance activity. Revenue is generated primarily from profit margins on Islamic financing and investment activities, fees and commissions on banking services, and returns on its own investment portfolio, with profits shared with depositors according to pre-agreed ratios. As an Islamic bank, it maintains a Sharia supervisory board that reviews products and transactions for compliance.