UAE lender ADCB says it has resolved tech-related disruption affecting some services

DUBAI, July ‌6 (Reuters) - Abu ​Dhabi ​Commercial Bank, the United Arab Emirates' third-largest lender by assets, ‌said on Monday it has resolved ⁠a technology-related disruption that had affected certain ‌banking services for ‌the past week.

• The lender did not specify what caused the issue, ​which it said "affected the ability of certain customers to access services ⁠through our mobile banking app, most notably payments ​and transfers".

• It said the disruption was intermittent in nature, lasting ​a few hours on ‌the affected days, and that no customer data or ⁠balances were at risk during those periods.

• ADCB said its impact was limited ⁠to a segment of its retail "Aspire" customers, and that ​other systems including banking services for corporate clients had remained fully operational and stable ‌for the past four days.

• The lender is majority owned ‌by the Abu Dhabi government ⁠through sovereign wealth ‌fund Mubadala Investment ​Company.

($1 = 3.6729 UAE dirham)

(Reporting by Federico Maccioni; Editing by Jan ‌Harvey)

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