The UAE: Abu Dhabi Police foil $14 billion Bank Fraud

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June 7, 2010

The Abu Dhabi Police and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Central Bank have foiled a fraud attempt worth 52.7 billion dirhams ($14.4 billion) directed at the bank.

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