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Four senior Ajman Bank officials quit roles

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FOUR RESIGN: Ajman Bank announced the departures on the DFM on Thursday.
FOUR RESIGN: Ajman Bank announced the departures on the DFM on Thursday.

Four senior officials have issued their resignation from Ajman Bank, it was announced on Thursday.

In a statement published on the Dubai Financial Market, Dr Samir Bseiso, vice president - Compliance at the bank, said the four resignations would be effective from June 30.

The officials who have stepped down are Kamran Khalik, head of Central Operations, Abdul Rahman Mustafa, head of Credit, Risk and Compliance, Hesham Mohamed Youssef, head of Corporate Banking, and Said Wafai, head of Strategic Corporate Affairs.

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The Shariah compliant Islamic bank gave no reason for the resignations.

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What an amazing coincidence!!!
Posted by Puck, Dubai, UAE on Friday 26 June 2009 at 17:15 UAE time


Hmm....4 removals at once....I wonder what could have been the problem....perhaps just bad luck????

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