Address:

1. JTB Tower, Elias Hraoui Avenue, Beirut, Lebanon;
2. Jammal Trust Bank SAL Building, Rashid Karame Ave, Beirut, Lebanon;
3. PO Box 11-5640 & 13-5750, Bank’s Bldg, Rashid Karameh Ave, Beirut, Lebanon;
4. SCI La Balance, Boulevard Giscard D’estaing, Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire;
5. 15A Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos State, Nigeria;
6. 3rd Floor, Berkeley Court, 6/7 Pollen St, London W1S 1ND, United Kingdom;
7. Al-Buss, Lebanon;
8. Al Furzol, Lebanon;
9. Baalbeck, Lebanon;
10. Beirut, Lebanon;
11. Bint Jbeil, Lebanon;
12. Bourj El Barajneh, Lebanon;
13. Dora, Lebanon;
14. Ghazieh, Lebanon;
15. Jbeil, Lebanon;
16. Jwaya, Lebanon;
17. Kana, Lebanon;
18. Labwe, Lebanon;
19. Marjeyoun, Lebanon;
20. Nabatieh, Lebanon;
21. Saida, Lebanon;
22. Tibnin, Lebanon;
23. Tripoli, Lebanon;
24. Tyre, Lebanon;
25. Verdun, Lebanon;
26. Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire;
27. Apapa, Nigeria;
28. London, United Kingdom;

SWIFT/BIC: JTBKLBBE;

Known also as: Jammal Trust Bank; JTB.

Activities:

Jammal Trust knowingly facilitates the banking activities of U.S.-designated entities openly affiliated with Hezbollah, Al-Qard al-Hassan and the Martyrs Foundation, in addition to services it provides to Hezbollah’s Executive Council.

Hezbollah has used accounts at Jammal Trust to pay its operatives and their families, and Jammal Trust has actively attempted to conceal its banking relationship with numerous wholly owned Martyrs Foundation subsidiaries.

When opening purportedly “personal accounts” at Jammal Trust, Al-Qard al-Hassan officials clearly identified themselves to Jammal Trust as senior members of the terrorist group. Jammal Trust then facilitated these accounts to be used to conduct business on Al-Qard al-Hassan’s behalf.

Such a scheme is representative of the deep coordination between Hezbollah and Jammal Trust, which dates back to at least the mid-2000s and which spans many of the bank’s branches in Lebanon. Also, Hezbollah Member of Parliament Amin Sherri coordinates Hezbollah’s financial activity at Jammal Trust with the bank’s management.