FACTBOX-Gulf banks' exposure to Saudi groups

Oct 27 (Reuters) - Saudi family conglomerates Saad Group
[SAADG.UL] and Ahmad Hamad Algosaibi & Bros are restructuring
debt, as are their Bahrain-based banking units, in some of the
worst fallout from the credit crisis to hit the Gulf region.

Following are the latest exposure levels to Saad and
Algosaibi according to the banks themselves, sources close to
the banks or to media reports.

** new or updated entries

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK ABCB.AD $609 million

ADCB has $609 million in exposure, according to a debt
prospectus published by the bank and dated Sept. 17.

ABU DHABI ISLAMIC BANK ADIB.AD yet to specify

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank said Sept. 30 it had booked 836
million dirhams ($228 million) provisions as of June 30 but
declined to specify how much was related to Saad and Algosaibi.

FIRST GULF BANK FGB.AD $104 million
** First Gulf Bank on Oct. 21 said it had $104 million in
exposures and expects to make further provisions until the end
of 2010.

COMMERCIAL BANK INTERNATIONAL CBI.AD no exposure

Commercial Bank International on Sept 30 said it never
granted any credit facilities or loans to Saad and Algosaibi.

NATIONAL BANK OF ABU DHABI NBAD.AD $10.9 million

National Bank of Abu Dhabi reiterated on Sept. 30 its July
announcement that it had $7.5 million in exposure to Algosaibi
and $3.4 million in exposure to Saad.

INVEST BANK INVB.AD no exposure

Invest Bank said on Sept. 30 it had no exposure.

UNION NATIONAL BANK UNB.AD $60.5 mln

Union National said it had no exposure to Saad, but $60.5
million to Algosaibi. The Algosaibi exposure is in the form of a
joint loan of $20.8 million and trust receipts amounting to
$39.7 million.

NATIONAL BANK OF FUJAIRAH NBF.AD $25.4 million

National Bank of Fujairah has exposure to Algosaibi of $10.2
million and $15.2 million outstanding with Saad's Bahrain unit,
Awal Bank, it said on Sept 30. IIt has taken provisions of $3.3
million for Algosaibi and $6.5 million for Awal as of Aug. 31.

SHARJAH ISLAMIC BANK SIB.AD $15 million

Sharjah Islamic Bank had $15 million exposure to Algosaibi,
it said on Sept. 30, and has taken provisions of 50 percent.

NATIONAL BANK OF UMM AL QAIWAIN NBQ.AD $12.5 million

National Bank of Umm Al Qaiwain said its net exposure to the
two groups amounted to $12.5 million.

NATIONAL BANK OF RAS AL-KHAIMAH RAKB.AD "no exposure"

Rakbank reiterated on Sept. 30 its July announcement that it
had no exposure to the groups.

UNITED ARAB BANK UAB.AD "no exposure"

United Arab Bank, an affiliate of Commercial Bank of Qatar
COMB.QA, said Sept. 30 it has no exposure.

BANK OF SHARJAH BOS.AD "no exposure"

The bank, based in the emirate of Sharjah, has said it had
no exposure.

MASHREQ MASB.DU $400 million

Dubai-based Mashreqbank said on Sept. 16 it had $400 million
in exposure to Algosaibi and related parties.

EMIRATES NBD ENBD.DU "has exposure"

Emirates NBD has exposure, but it is not material, its chief
executive said in July.

DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK DISB.DU "no exposure"

Dubai Islamic Bank said it had no exposure.

ARAB EMIRATES INVESTMENT BANK AEIB.DU "no exposure"

Arab Emirates said it had no exposure.

KUWAIT

COMMERCIAL BANK OF KUWAIT (CBKK.KW) $119 million -report

Commercial Bank of Kuwait gave about $119 million in loans
to the troubled Saad Group, according to a newspaper report.

AL AHLI BANK (ABKK.KW) below $30 mln

Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait has exposure of less than $30 million
to Saad Group, but has no exposure to Algosaibi, Deputy Chief
General Manager Abdulla Alsumait, told Reuters.

NATIONAL BANK OF KUWAIT (NBKK.KW) $10 mln

NBK has exposure of about $10 million, the bank's chief
executive said in July.

GULF BANK (GBKK.KW) "has exposure"
** The bank said Oct. 25 bad loans would weigh on profits
through mid-2010. Its exposure to the groups could be contained
and dealt with, state news agency KUNA cited the bank's chief
executive as saying on Sept. 28.

KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE (KFIN.KW) "minimal"

KFH, in which the country's sovereign wealth fund owns a
24.1 percent stake, said in June it had minimal exposure to the
two Saudi groups.

OMAN

BANK MUSCAT BMAO.OM $171 million

Bank Muscat, Oman's biggest bank, said on June 11 that Saad
and Algosaibi owed the lender and its unit in Bahrain a combined
66 million rials ($171 million).

NATIONAL BANK OF OMAN NBO.OM $16.89 million

National Bank of Oman said it had a limited interbank
exposure totalling 6.5 million rials ($16.89 million) to The
International Banking Corporation and Awal Bank in Bahrain.

BANK DHOFAR BDOF.OM $10.39 million

Oman's Bank Dhofar said it had around 4 million rials
($10.39 million) in exposure to the two Saudi groups.

OMAN INTERNATIONAL BANK OIB.OM "no exposure"

The bank said in June it did not have any exposure.

AHLI BANK ABOB.OM "no exposure"

Ahli Bank said it holds no exposure.

BAHRAIN

AHLI UNITED BANK AUBB.BH Saudi exposure
** Bahrain's biggest bank said on Oct. 25 it had increased the
provisions level it booked for its "impaired Saudi corprate
assets" to 75 percent during the third quarter from 65 percent
during the second quarter. It did not breakdown its exposure.

ITHMAAR ITHMR.BH UNIT SHAMIL BANK "minor"

Shamil Bank, a unit of Bahrain-based Islamic lender Ithmaar,
has minor exposure to the two groups.

QATAR

QATAR NATIONAL BANK QNBK.QA "limited"

The bank has limited exposure to Algosaibi, al Sharq
newspaper reported in July, citing the lender's executive
general manager.

SAUDI ARABIA
** Saudi Arabian banks have yet to announce exposure to the two
Saudi groups, but they booked higher unspecified provisions
against bad loans during the third quarter. [ID:nLO578403]

(Compiled by John Irish, Nicolas Parasie and Frederik
Richter; Editing by )