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Bahrain This Week
05-08-2025
- Business
- Bahrain This Week
BENEFIT Sets Gulf-Wide Benchmark with Dual ISO Certifications for E-Cheque System
BENEFIT, the Kingdom's innovator and leading company in Fintech and electronic financial transactions service, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first company in the Gulf region to be awarded two distinguished ISO certifications: ISO 15489-1:2016 for Information and Document Management – Records Management, and ISO 16175-1:2020 Information and Documentation standards on e-Cheque service. These international certifications represent globally recognised benchmarks for excellence in records management practices. BENEFIT's receipt of ISO 15489-1:2016 underscores the company's robust capabilities in managing records throughout their lifecycle—spanning classification, storage, access, and secure disposal. The certification follows a comprehensive and meticulous audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI), which confirmed that BENEFIT's e-cheque system adheres to the most rigorous standards in the management of documentation and data integrity. The ISO 16175-1:2020 certification affirms that BENEFIT's digital systems supporting the e-cheque service meet essential international requirements for functionality, security, and system reliability in records management software. The evaluation examined BENEFIT's digital infrastructure and validated its alignment with global best practices for secure, integrated, and efficient digital records handling. This recognition reinforces the company's ability to systematically maintain customer records in ways that serve both operational excellence and long-term archival preservation. Commenting on this landmark achievement, BENEFIT's Chief Executive, Mr. Abdulwahed AlJanahi, stated: 'We take immense pride in being the first organisation in the Gulf to attain these prestigious certifications. This accomplishment reflects the culmination of years of strategic investment in quality management, digital innovation, and secure financial technologies. It is also a powerful endorsement of BENEFIT's continued commitment to upholding the highest standards of security, reliability, and service delivery across all our platforms. Our customers and partners can be assured of a best-in-class experience anchored in transparency and trust.' Mr. AlJanahi noted that, amid the rapid global transition toward digitalisation in the financial sector, aligning with ISO standards for e-cheque services marks a strategic move to build a secure and forward-thinking digital infrastructure. BENEFIT's e-cheque platform has become a recognised benchmark at both regional and international levels, reflecting a visionary approach to the future of financial services. 'I extend my sincere appreciation to the executive leadership, management, and every member of the BENEFIT team whose professionalism and dedication were instrumental in achieving this significant milestone. This accomplishment not only reflects our collective efforts but also reinforces BENEFIT's position as a trusted and dependable partner for both individual and corporate clients across the financial landscape.' said Mr. Mr. AlJanahi.
Daily Tribune
05-08-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
BENEFIT Sets Gulf-Wide Benchmark with Dual ISO Certifications for E-Cheque System
BENEFIT, the Kingdom's innovator and leading company in Fintech and electronic financial transactions service, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first company in the Gulf region to be awarded two distinguished ISO certifications: ISO 15489-1:2016 for Information and Document Management – Records Management, and ISO 16175-1:2020 Information and Documentation standards on e-Cheque service. These international certifications represent globally recognised benchmarks for excellence in records management practices. BENEFIT's receipt of ISO 15489-1:2016 underscores the company's robust capabilities in managing records throughout their lifecycle— spanning classification, storage, access, and secure disposal. The certification follows a comprehensive and meticulous audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI), which confirmed that BENEFIT's e-cheque system adheres to the most rigorous standards in the management of documentation and data integrity. The ISO 16175-1:2020 certification affirms that BENEFIT's digital systems supporting the e-cheque service meet essential international requirements for functionality, security, and system reliability in records management software. The evaluation examined BENEFIT's digital infrastructure and validated its alignment with global best practices for secure, integrated, and efficient digital records handling. This recognition reinforces the company's ability to systematically maintain customer records in ways that serve both operational excellence and long-term archival preservation. Commenting on this landmark achievement, BENEFIT's Chief Executive, Mr. Abdulwahed AlJanahi, stated: 'We take immense pride in being the first organisation in the Gulf to attain these prestigious certifications. This accomplishment reflects the culmination of years of strategic investment in quality management, digital innovation, and secure financial technologies. It is also a powerful endorsement of BENEFIT's continued commitment to upholding the highest standards of security, reliability, and service delivery across all our platforms. Our customers and partners can be assured of a best-in-class experience anchored in transparency and trust.' Mr. AlJanahi noted that, amid the rapid global transition toward digitalisation in the financial sector, aligning with ISO standards for e-cheque services marks a strategic move to build a secure and forward-thinking digital infrastructure. BENEFIT's e-cheque platform has become a recognised benchmark at both regional and international levels, reflecting a visionary approach to the future of financial services. 'I extend my sincere appreciation to the executive leadership, management, and every member of the BENEFIT team whose professionalism and dedication were instrumental in achieving this significant milestone. This accomplishment not only reflects our collective efforts but also reinforces BENEFIT's position as a trusted and dependable partner for both individual and corporate clients across the financial landscape.' said Mr. Mr. AlJanahi.
Biz Bahrain
05-08-2025
- Business
- Biz Bahrain
BENEFIT Sets Gulf-Wide Benchmark with Dual ISO Certifications for E-Cheque System
BENEFIT, the Kingdom's innovator and leading company in Fintech and electronic financial transactions service, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first company in the Gulf region to be awarded two distinguished ISO certifications: ISO 15489-1:2016 for Information and Document Management – Records Management, and ISO 16175-1:2020 Information and Documentation standards on e-Cheque service. These international certifications represent globally recognised benchmarks for excellence in records management practices. BENEFIT's receipt of ISO 15489-1:2016 underscores the company's robust capabilities in managing records throughout their lifecycle—spanning classification, storage, access, and secure disposal. The certification follows a comprehensive and meticulous audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI), which confirmed that BENEFIT's e-cheque system adheres to the most rigorous standards in the management of documentation and data integrity. The ISO 16175-1:2020 certification affirms that BENEFIT's digital systems supporting the e-cheque service meet essential international requirements for functionality, security, and system reliability in records management software. The evaluation examined BENEFIT's digital infrastructure and validated its alignment with global best practices for secure, integrated, and efficient digital records handling. This recognition reinforces the company's ability to systematically maintain customer records in ways that serve both operational excellence and long-term archival preservation. Commenting on this landmark achievement, BENEFIT's Chief Executive, Mr. Abdulwahed AlJanahi, stated: 'We take immense pride in being the first organisation in the Gulf to attain these prestigious certifications. This accomplishment reflects the culmination of years of strategic investment in quality management, digital innovation, and secure financial technologies. It is also a powerful endorsement of BENEFIT's continued commitment to upholding the highest standards of security, reliability, and service delivery across all our platforms. Our customers and partners can be assured of a best-in-class experience anchored in transparency and trust.' Mr. AlJanahi noted that, amid the rapid global transition toward digitalisation in the financial sector, aligning with ISO standards for e-cheque services marks a strategic move to build a secure and forward-thinking digital infrastructure. BENEFIT's e-cheque platform has become a recognised benchmark at both regional and international levels, reflecting a visionary approach to the future of financial services. 'I extend my sincere appreciation to the executive leadership, management, and every member of the BENEFIT team whose professionalism and dedication were instrumental in achieving this significant milestone. This accomplishment not only reflects our collective efforts but also reinforces BENEFIT's position as a trusted and dependable partner for both individual and corporate clients across the financial landscape.' said Mr. Mr. AlJanahi.
Zawya
04-08-2025
- Business
- Zawya
BENEFIT sets Gulf-Wide Benchmark with Dual ISO Certifications for E-Cheque System
BENEFIT, the Kingdom's innovator and leading company in Fintech and electronic financial transactions service, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first company in the Gulf region to be awarded two distinguished ISO certifications: ISO 15489-1:2016 for Information and Document Management – Records Management, and ISO 16175-1:2020 Information and Documentation standards on e-Cheque service. These international certifications represent globally recognised benchmarks for excellence in records management practices. BENEFIT's receipt of ISO 15489-1:2016 underscores the company's robust capabilities in managing records throughout their lifecycle—spanning classification, storage, access, and secure disposal. The certification follows a comprehensive and meticulous audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI), which confirmed that BENEFIT's e-cheque system adheres to the most rigorous standards in the management of documentation and data integrity. The ISO 16175-1:2020 certification affirms that BENEFIT's digital systems supporting the e-cheque service meet essential international requirements for functionality, security, and system reliability in records management software. The evaluation examined BENEFIT's digital infrastructure and validated its alignment with global best practices for secure, integrated, and efficient digital records handling. This recognition reinforces the company's ability to systematically maintain customer records in ways that serve both operational excellence and long-term archival preservation. Commenting on this landmark achievement, BENEFIT's Chief Executive, Mr. Abdulwahed AlJanahi, stated: "We take immense pride in being the first organisation in the Gulf to attain these prestigious certifications. This accomplishment reflects the culmination of years of strategic investment in quality management, digital innovation, and secure financial technologies. It is also a powerful endorsement of BENEFIT's continued commitment to upholding the highest standards of security, reliability, and service delivery across all our platforms. Our customers and partners can be assured of a best-in-class experience anchored in transparency and trust." Mr. AlJanahi noted that, amid the rapid global transition toward digitalisation in the financial sector, aligning with ISO standards for e-cheque services marks a strategic move to build a secure and forward-thinking digital infrastructure. BENEFIT's e-cheque platform has become a recognised benchmark at both regional and international levels, reflecting a visionary approach to the future of financial services. "I extend my sincere appreciation to the executive leadership, management, and every member of the BENEFIT team whose professionalism and dedication were instrumental in achieving this significant milestone. This accomplishment not only reflects our collective efforts but also reinforces BENEFIT's position as a trusted and dependable partner for both individual and corporate clients across the financial landscape." said Mr. Mr. AlJanahi.
Business Times
22-07-2025
- Business
- Business Times
British business slows climate action, sees government net zero agenda as unrealistic
[LONDON] British business leaders are putting a brake on their plans to combat climate change and do not believe the government's approach to net zero is compatible with growth, a survey of 1,000 executives showed on Tuesday. Both large companies and small enterprises in health, construction, finance and manufacturing are turning away from climate-related action like target-setting, as falling confidence in Britain's climate agenda and high costs turn the tide on enthusiasm for net zero, the survey by the British Standards Institution (BSI) showed. The shift is happening despite the Labour government's commitment to boosting green growth, and substantial pledges for investment in clean energy, green technology, and jobs. Almost three-quarters (71 per cent) of business leaders surveyed said the government cannot expand the economy while at the same time trying to reach net-zero. Half (50 per cent) said that objective was unrealistic, according to the findings by the BSI, which sets best-practice quality requirements for anything from ball point pens to net-zero plans. The turnaround in sentiment coincides with a notable drop-off in corporate target-setting, action and climate commitments among British businesses, with firms citing high costs, lack of finance for green tech and a move to prioritise business growth as barriers, the BSI said. Scott Steedman, director general of standards at BSI, said the survey showed a 'hiatus in corporate activity probably linked to changes in government policy in the UK after the election and international backpedalling.' Only a third (36 per cent) of British businesses claim this year they have set targets to achieve net zero, a significant drop from the 58 per cent who stated they had done so last year, the survey shows. The portion of businesses this year taking climate action has also fallen markedly from 83 per cent in 2024 to just under a half (49 per cent) this year. Overall, the proportion of businesses saying they felt they would likely achieve net zero by 2050 fell from 76 per cent last year to 55 per cent this year, with over half expecting to revise their strategies or targets. However, the BSI said the vast majority of businesses (83 per cent) still wanted to take action and would like support to do so. REUTERS
