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Standard Chartered Announces New Appointment to its regional team
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02 July 2009, United Arab Emirates - Standard CharteredStandard Chartered
, a leading international bank in the UAE, announces the appointment of David Inglesfield as Regional Head of Private Bank for the Middle East and North Africa region. David has extensive industry and client relationship experience having predominantly built his career in the wealth management business.'The development of our private banking business forms an important aspect of our Consumer Banking business and we are delighted to welcome David on board' said Chris de Bruin, Head of Consumer Banking at Standard CharteredStandard Chartered Bank.
Recently the Bank announced that that it will hire another 100 Relationship Managers globally across its network within the next 12 months, to further accelerate its operations in its fast-growing markets. Chris elaborated 'The Standard CharteredStandard Chartered Private Bank business model differs from most in that it is deliberately not a standalone 'monoline' business but rather integrated into the Group's businesses. As we're seeing a continuing increase in client demand for our private banking services, we will continue to invest in attracting talent to further strengthen our proposition.'
The Private Bank currently has 350 Relationship Managers globally and the new hires are to support planned expansion in its key markets in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, in response to increasing demand from high net worth individuals for Standard CharteredStandard Chartered's private wealth management services
Prior to joining Standard CharteredStandard Chartered
, David held various positions at Barclays, which he joined as an international graduate in 1986. Over the last fifteen years he was instrumental in the development of the private client business, and was the first representative of Barclays Wealth in the UAE where he led much of the growth of the business. David grew up and was educated in the UK, at Stockport Grammar School and the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, and is a graduate from the Accelerated Development Programme of London Business School.
Also recently appointed at Standard CharteredStandard Chartered
Bank was Farooq Siddiqi as Managing Director & Regional Head of Transaction Banking for the Middle East and North Africa region. A Chartered Accountant by profession, Farooq steps into this role after previously running the Bank's Transaction Banking Business for the UAE. He has over 17 years of corporate banking experience and began his career with Standard CharteredStandard Chartered Bank, India, in 2001.Commenting on his role, Farooq said 'Transaction banking is a core revenue contributor for Standard CharteredStandard Chartered's Wholesale Banking business and we expect to see strong growth in the business going forward. With our leading capabilities in offering a full suite of innovative working capital solutions, extensive networks and deep local operating knowledge, this is a great opportunity for me to be a part of the Transaction Banking team for the MENA region.'
Prior to moving to Dubai in late 2007, Farooq was based in Singapore where he helped launch the Supply Chain Financing Initiative with a particular focus on the Bank's key markets in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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About Standard Chartered
Standard CharteredStandard Chartered
PLC, listed on both London and Hong Kong stock exchanges, ranks among the top 25 companies in the FTSE-100 by market capitalisation. The London-headquartered Group has operated for over 150 years in some of the world's most dynamic markets, leading the way in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Its income and profits have more than doubled over the last five years primarily as a result of organic growth and supplemented by acquisitions. Standard CharteredStandard Chartered aspires to be the best international bank for its customers across its markets. The Group derives more than 90 per cent of its operating income and profits from Asia, Africa and the Middle East, generated from its Wholesale and Consumer Banking businesses. The Group has over 1,600 branches and outlets located in over 70 countries. The extraordinary growth of its markets and businesses creates exciting and challenging international career opportunities.
Leading by example to be the right partner for its stakeholders, the Group is committed to building a sustainable business over the long term and is trusted worldwide for upholding high standards of corporate governance, social responsibility, environmental protection and employee diversity. It employs more than 70,000 people, nearly half of whom are women. The Group's employees are of 125 nationalities, of which about 70 are represented in the senior management.
For more information, please visit: www.standardchartered.com
For more information, contact:
Sam Gad
Media Relations and Communications Manager
Standard CharteredStandard Chartered MENA
T: +971 4 508 5916
M: +971 50 900 7141
Sam.Gad@sc.com
Lilian Yong-Babani
Regional Head Corporate Affairs Middle East and North Africa
T: + 971 4 508 3221
M: +971 50 640 8374
Email: Lilian.Yong-Babani@sc.com
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