[DUBAI] First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) largest lender, on Wednesday said it has US$73.2 million of exposure to agri-trader Phoenix Commodities and related entities. This was the biggest exposure so far disclosed by a UAE lender to the group that has entered liquidation after amassing more than US$400 million in potential trading losses, according a document prepared by the liquidators and seen by Reuters. Emirates NBD, Dubai's largest bank, said on Tuesday that it had US$23.66 million in exposure to Phoenix Commodities, which had offices in Dubai and Singapore. FAB's exposure consists of US$7.7 million to Phoenix Commodities as part of a syndicated loan with other banks, the lender said in a bourse filing. It also gave US$55.3 million in bilateral and syndicated loans to related entities Phoenix Global DMCC and SMEG DMCC. FAB has a further US$10.2 million in exposure to SMEG DMCC as bilateral loans.