Executive SummaryThe purpose of this project
Executive Summary:
The purpose of this project is to enhance our understanding about Business Ethics and how it is applied in real business life.
I based my research on Bank Beirut and Arab Countries "BBAC” where I conducted an interview with the Branch manager who was very helpful giving me the bank's code of ethics and told me about the bank's policies and procedures that should be followed by employees in order to maintain a good ethical image and reputation, this makes the bank trustworthy in clients' minds. As well as he answered my 17 questions about the banks ethics which are discussed in details the interview section. This project summarizes BBAC profile where the bank offers a wide range of banking and financial services and everything related to ethics at BBAC where they place a great importance on the code of ethics, values, principles and procedures, and the ways that the bank are following in order to create an ethical and fair working environment among the staff and clients to meet up the expectations and satisfaction of all their clients encouraging team work, and respecting each other. Discrimination and inequality for business approaches can arrive organizations on the front page of buyer or business-centered distributions, harming the bank's reputation among customers, potential vital accomplices and potential future workers. That's why BBAC treat all their clients and employees with fairness.
BBAC definition:
Bank of Beirut and the Arab Countries (BBAC) traces its origins to an alliance forged in 1956 between three prominent investment magnets, the late Toufic Assaf - entrepreneur, industrialist and politician, the late Nashaat Sheikhelard - financier and businessman, and the late Jamal Shehaiber - financier and trader, when the three partners recognized Lebanon’s need for a different kind of banking services and practices. The bank is registered on the Beirut Commercial Registry under number 6196 and on the Lebanese List of Banks as
The purpose of this project is to enhance our understanding about Business Ethics and how it is applied in real business life.
I based my research on Bank Beirut and Arab Countries "BBAC” where I conducted an interview with the Branch manager who was very helpful giving me the bank's code of ethics and told me about the bank's policies and procedures that should be followed by employees in order to maintain a good ethical image and reputation, this makes the bank trustworthy in clients' minds. As well as he answered my 17 questions about the banks ethics which are discussed in details the interview section. This project summarizes BBAC profile where the bank offers a wide range of banking and financial services and everything related to ethics at BBAC where they place a great importance on the code of ethics, values, principles and procedures, and the ways that the bank are following in order to create an ethical and fair working environment among the staff and clients to meet up the expectations and satisfaction of all their clients encouraging team work, and respecting each other. Discrimination and inequality for business approaches can arrive organizations on the front page of buyer or business-centered distributions, harming the bank's reputation among customers, potential vital accomplices and potential future workers. That's why BBAC treat all their clients and employees with fairness.
BBAC definition:
Bank of Beirut and the Arab Countries (BBAC) traces its origins to an alliance forged in 1956 between three prominent investment magnets, the late Toufic Assaf - entrepreneur, industrialist and politician, the late Nashaat Sheikhelard - financier and businessman, and the late Jamal Shehaiber - financier and trader, when the three partners recognized Lebanon’s need for a different kind of banking services and practices. The bank is registered on the Beirut Commercial Registry under number 6196 and on the Lebanese List of Banks as