The Saudi National Bank

The Saudi National Bank's core values typically center around commitment to excellence, integrity, customer focus, innovation, and teamwork. Their mission statement focuses on providing high-quality financial services in an efficient, innovative, and customer-centric manner, while contributing to the national economy and community welfare.

The Saudi National Bank, known as NCB prior to its merger, was founded in 1953 by a royal decree as The National Commercial Bank. It later became The Saudi National Bank following the merger with Samba Financial Group.

The chairman of The Saudi National Bank (SNB) is traditionally appointed by the bank's board of directors. Since this position can change over time, please refer to the latest update from official SNB sources for the current chairman.

The Saudi National Bank is located in Saudi Arabia, which is its base country.

The Saudi National Bank is traded on the Tadawul, the Saudi Stock Exchange, under the ticker symbol 1180.