August 18, 2023
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Mustafa Mohammed Saeed Al Khalfawi named Ajman Bank CEO

With over 20 years of strong experience in corporate and consumer banking, Mustafa Mohammed Saeed Al Khalfawi is an accomplished, versatile, and results-driven corporate and investment banker…reports Asian Lite News

Ajman Bank has announced the appointment of Mustafa Mohammed Saeed Al Khalfawi as the new Chief Executive Officer, who will start his new post from 1st of September 2023.

“We are delighted to welcome Mr. Al Khalfawi as the CEO of Ajman Bank,” said H.H. Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Ajman Bank. “He is a highly experienced and accomplished banker with a proven track record of leadership and success. We are confident that with his extensive experience, in-depth market understanding and leadership acumen, he will continue to drive Ajman Bank’s growth while delivering exceptional results for our stakeholders, investors and customers.”

Speaking about his new position, Mr. Al Khalfawi expressed his utmost gratitude and excitement, stating, “It is a privilege and honour to assume this role, and I eagerly anticipate the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. I am sincerely grateful to the Board of Directors for their unwavering trust in me during this crucial time. Ajman Bank has been an integral part of the UAE economy providing exceptional Sharia-compliant financial solutions and services across its institutional businesses. With a solid foundation, a robust business strategy, and a dedicated team of experts, our goal is to further elevate Ajman Bank’s achievements and propel it to new heights of growth.”

Mr Mustafa Mohammed Saeed Al Khalfawi, Chief Executive Officer, Ajman Bank

With over 20 years of strong experience in corporate and consumer banking, Al Khalfawi is an accomplished, versatile, and results-driven corporate and investment banker.  He, with his profound industry knowledge, leadership experience, and emphasis on innovation, customer-centricity, and operational excellence, will be instrumental in driving Ajman Bank towards greater success.

Ajman Bank is offering a wide range of Sharia-compliant and high-quality banking services to customers from individuals, companies and government institutions across the UAE. It is also keen to be updated with the latest technology that will ensure customers distinctive experimental banking with the revival of the human touch that is lost in the modern era of banking applications.

It is headquartered in Ajman and enjoys the strong support of the Government of Ajman and is a key pillar in the emirate’s economic development strategy. The bank continues its tireless efforts to establish a prominent position in the banking sector as a sustainable Islamic banking institution, with an emphasis on the need to achieve an optimal balance in the community and caring staff, in order to provide real value for shareholders and customers alike.

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