Qatar Islamic Bank (Q.P.S.C.) (QIBK.QA) operates as Qatar's largest Sharia-compliant bank, providing retail banking including personal finance, credit cards, savings and deposit accounts; corporate and investment banking encompassing trade finance, project financing, equity structuring and treasury services; SME financing solutions; private banking for affluent clients; and digital banking platforms such as mobile apps, internet banking, multi-functional ATMs and call center services, all supervised by a Shari’a board to ensure Islamic finance principles. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Doha, Qatar, the bank serves individuals, government institutions, large corporations and SMEs through a network of 23 branches across Qatar, specialized centers for private, affluent, ladies and SME banking, and international presence via subsidiaries including QIB-UK in London, QInvest for investment banking, Beema for Takaful insurance and Al Jazeera Finance for consumer finance. QIB holds approximately 36% of Qatar's listed Islamic banking assets and 10% of the total domestic banking sector. In recent developments, the bank launched the Click to Pay service with Mastercard in 2025 as Qatar's first such offering, enhancing digital payment security; closed a $1 billion three-year Dual-Tranche Term Murabaha Financing Facility in August 2025 after substantial oversubscription; introduced new features to its QIB Mobile and QIB Lite apps; opened a new branch at Medina Centrale in late 2024; reported strong nine-month net profit growth for 2025; and earned multiple awards including Islamic Bank of the Year in Qatar and recognitions at The Asset Triple A Islamic Finance Awards 2025.