Dubai International Financial Centre Authority
(DIFCA), the governing body of the emirate’s offshore financial district, has
appointed Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair as its new chairman of the board.
Al Ghurair, who is also the chairman of Dubai lender
Mashreq bank, is also the deputy chairman of the board of DIFC, which since
2004 has been a financial free zone for 800 firms, including 21 of the top 30
global banks, global asset managers, insurers and law firms.
Dubai’s Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum
named a new board for DIFC in August last year.