The United Arab Bank has said it has reduced its proposed cash dividend to 15% from 22%, Emirates Business has reported. UAB's board of directors had initially proposed a 22% cash dividend that was subsequently reduced to 15% due to a recent Central Bank regulation, which restricted that all local banks are required to limit the cash dividend to a maximum of 50% of the net achieved profit.
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