RAKBANK Customers Are Not Affected By ATM Heist

National Bank of Ras Al Khaimah, also known as RAKBANK, one of the banks involved in the $45 million ATM heist, announced that none of its customers lost money from the cyber fraud, reports CPI Financial.

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    RAKBANK’s CEO, Graham Honeybill, said, “We are given to understand that the overall fraud encompassed a number of banks not only in the Middle East but in the USA and other countries. The bank can confirm that none of its customers suffered any financial loss as a result of this fraud.”

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    According to CPI financial, RAKBANK had potential losses of AED 17.4 million.

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