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Tariq Bin Hendi
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Tariq Bin Hendi says Emirates NBD is working alongside regulators to address the SME funding gap
Bridging the Middle East’s startup funding gap
Missing components needed to build a sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem have begun to emerge
Video: Do we need a new generation of braver investors?
“Everybody wants to become a cupcake entrepreneur at some point,” Emirates NBD executive vice president Tariq Bin Hendi said at the Arabian Business StartUp Academy. His statement was welcomed with roaring laughter from the audience of startup and SME founders, their reactions a fitting testament to his main point: People have romanticised entrepreneurship.
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Tariq Bin Hendi said many business ideas are based on current trends as opposed to solid business ideas