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Al Masraf Introduces Bilingual Agentic AI to Accelerate Customer Engagement and Lead Qualification

By dailyguardian.aeOctober 27, 20264 Mins Read
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New platform independently handles initial customer conversations, with a target to contact 90% of eligible enquiries within one business day

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 27 October 2026: Al Masraf has launched a bilingual Agentic AI-powered outbound calling platform designed to accelerate responses to prospective customers, qualify their banking needs and enable its sales teams to focus on personalised advice and relationship building.

The platform that operates in both English and Arabic independently contacts individuals who have already expressed interest in the Bank’s products. Unlike conventional automated calling systems, the AI agent conducts natural conversations, responds to common questions and objections, identifies customer intent, captures qualification information and classifies prospective opportunities for follow-up by sales specialists.

The Bank aims to attempt initial contact within one business day for 90% of eligible enquiries available for outreach. This operational target measures attempted calls rather than successful customer connections. The platform is also designed to reduce time spent by employees on initial outreach and qualification, allowing greater attention to be directed towards personalised customer service.

Ahmad Yousuf, Chief Retail Banking Officer at Al Masraf, said: “Timely follow-up is essential when a prospective customer expresses interest. This capability helps us capture requirements earlier, direct relevant opportunities to our specialists and give our teams more time to provide tailored advice and build lasting relationships.”

The first application supports prospective customers interested in Al Masraf’s salary transfer savings account. The Bank plans to assess the technology for other products as the platform evolves. Initial customer conversations are handled autonomously, while handover to sales teams remains manual; final eligibility decisions, approvals and account fulfilment continue through the Bank’s established processes.

The platform is configured for eight calling hours a day, with four-minute call slots including intervals between calls, equivalent to a planned capacity of approximately 120 call attempts daily or 2,640 across 22 working days. These figures describe capacity assumptions, not achieved call volumes. The Bank will monitor outreach coverage, first-call resolution and the effectiveness of customer qualification to assess performance and guide further development.

Prashant Kumar, Head of Digital and AI at Al Masraf, said: “The AI agent can manage an initial conversation and assess customer needs, moving beyond the delivery of a scripted message. We are starting with voice-based engagement and a defined human handover process, supported by appropriate controls as we evaluate future applications.”

Customers are informed that they are speaking with a virtual agent. Customer information is protected inline with the applicable regulatory framework, and the platform operates with safeguards and human oversight. Calls are made to prospective customers who have previously expressed interest in the Bank’s offerings.

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About Al Masraf

Founded in 1976, under Federal Decree No. 50, signed by His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Al Masraf (Arab Bank for Investment & Foreign Trade) is a trusted UAE financial institution with a distinguished legacy of supporting trade, investment and economic development. Built on long-standing relationships, deep market expertise and a commitment to personalized service, the Bank serves corporations, businesses, individuals and families through tailored financial solutions designed to meet their evolving needs.

Guided by its promise of “Empowering Future Legacies,” Al Masraf is advancing a new phase of growth focused on deepening client relationships, enhancing banking experiences and delivering future-ready financial solutions. As a progressive, connected and trusted financial partner, the Bank combines proven expertise with responsible innovation to create lasting value for clients, support sustainable prosperity and contribute to the UAE’s long-term economic ambitions.

The Bank delivers integrated banking solutions through its Wholesale Banking and Retail Banking franchises, combining sector expertise, relationship-led Corporate and Financial Institutions coverage, transaction banking, financing, capital solutions and risk management capabilities to support clients’ growth ambitions and contribute to the UAE’s economic development. For more information, visit http://www.almasraf.ae.

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