Gifts include 3 Mercedes Maybach S650s and 180 Omega Speedmaster watches
Exclusive Gift Draw for UAE National customers

Emirates NBD, the region's leading bank is offers individual and SME customers the chance to win luxury cars and premium watches while saving with the bank, in an advertising campaign running until February 29, 2020. Separate gift draws will be held for individual and SME customers. In addition, all UAE national customers are eligible to enter the exclusive prize draw.

The bank offers new and existing personal and business customers with average deposit balances of at least AED 100,000a to win one of three Mercedes Maybach S-650 cars. Each increment of AED 50,000 will be eligible for entry into the draw if the customer's average account is outstanding.

In addition, individual customers with an average account balance of at least AED 25,000 will have the opportunity to win 180 Omega Speedmaster watches (30 watches each month), with very balance increase of AED 5,000 getting anentry. Business customers must maintain a average balance of AED 50,000 to qualify for each increment of entry AED 10,000.

Customers starting a relationship with the bank will get more entries. New customers will get additional entry if they open accounts with the Emirates NBD Mobile Banking App and have at least AED 5,000.

Commenting on the campaign, Suvo Sarkar, Senior EVP and Group Head, Retail Banking & Wealth Management at Emirates NBD, said: We're happy to run this exciting new promotion that rewards customers for saving even more. As the UAE Bank choice for individuals and businesses alike, we will continue to find new and attractive ways to reward our customers while encouraging them to adopt positive financial habits to achieve their long-term goals.

Emirates NBD enables its customers to access a variety of transactional and interest-bearing accounts, flexible fixed deposits products and award-winning online and mobile-based savings accounts to enable them to carry out day to day banking activities and configure their savings.