Jordan Ahli Bank launches ‘Anty’ programme to support women’s financial empowerment

Jordan Ahli Bank has launched the ‘Anty’ programme, a dedicated initiative designed to provide practical, purpose-driven banking solutions that address the specific financial needs of Jordanian women, aiming to advance their financial empowerment and inclusion.

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Jordan Ahli Bank has introduced a new banking initiative called ‘Anty’, aimed at advancing financial inclusion and supporting women’s economic empowerment across the country. The programme is tailored specifically to address the distinct financial needs and ambitions of women by offering innovative products and personalised services.

‘Anty’ is structured into two main streams: ‘Anty for Individuals’ and ‘Anty for SMEs’. The individual track provides women with premium banking options designed to align with their lifestyles, helping them achieve financial stability and security. Notably, this includes preferential interest rates on car loans and a special monthly draw running from June 2025 until the end of the year. Women who secure a car loan of JOD 15,000 or more will be entered into a draw to win a gold ounce.

On the business side, ‘Anty for SMEs’ focuses on empowering women entrepreneurs and women-led businesses by offering financing solutions to support their working capital, operational costs, and investments in projects or fixed assets. This is intended to help these businesses grow and succeed in the competitive market.

Dr. Ahmad Al-Hussein, CEO and General Manager of Jordan Ahli Bank, commented on the launch: “At Jordan Ahli Bank, we recognize that empowering women financially is one of the most impactful investments we can make for a better future for our communities. The ‘Anty’ program represents this belief by providing practical, purpose-oriented banking solutions that address the genuine needs of Jordanian women. Whether they are pursuing personal financial independence or aiming to expand their businesses, this initiative highlights our commitment to innovation that drives inclusive and impactful economic growth for everyone.”

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