Non-Executive Chairman
Hany
Farahat joined Banque Misr in 2019 and is
currently the Division Head for Research, Strategy, and Quality
assurance, capitalization on his 20 years of experience in economics and
finance, covering Egypt and the MENA
region. Before joining Banque Misr, Hany was the Chief
Economist at CI Capital Group, where he was leading the team of economists
which contributed significantly in expanding the company’s growth in the
research business and onboarding multiple foreign investment clients in MENA,
Africa, USA and Europe. Before that, Hany spent several years as
Head of client portfolio management in Beltone Financial where he
helped in structuring several equity and fixed income products, risk
management, and investment strategies for the MENA region.Hany
was the assistant Minister of Investment for economic and financial
affairs, during which he participated in the formulation of
several financial, economic, and investment reforms during the
period between 2004-2009.
Hany holds
a master's degree in economics from the University of Essex, in
the UK, a bachelor degree in political economy from the American
University in Cairo, and is also a holder of the Pearson
prize for his work on modern banking.
Independent Board Member
Sherif Samy is an experienced senior
executive in the areas of investment, financial markets and corporate
governance. He is the chairman of a real estate asset management company and
serves on the boards of directors of the National Investment Bank, the
Universal Health Insurance Authority, Orange, GB Auto in addition to several
companies in the education and financial services sector. Additionally, he is a
member of the Investment Board of the State Pension Funds and of the
International Advisory Board of the UAE Securities & Commodities Authority.
Sherif has most
recently completed a four-year term as head of Egypt’s independent non-banking
financial regulatory authority (FRA) where he achieved a major legislative and
regulatory leap in capital markets, insurance, mortgage, leasing, private
pensions, factoring and microfinance.
He
served on the board of the Central Bank of Egypt (2013 – 2017) and its Monetary
Policy Committee, and a member of the board of the country’s National Payment
Council. Prior to that, he was the managing director of Banque Misr’s
investment arm “Miser Capital” and a board member of Banque Du
Caire. Starting from 2007 he was appointed for several consecutive terms to the
board of the investment promotion agency (GAFI).
Independent Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Heba has been with National Bank of Egypt
since beginning of 2022 and is responsible for the Financial Institutions
Client Coverage team as a General Manager. She was mandated to strategically
re-shape the FI Client Coverage within the bank and lead the team’s efforts to
strengthen and deepen the relationships with the various global, regional and
local Financial Institutions. She focuses on growth acceleration, increasing
wallet share and diversifying product offering between NBE and its existing as
well as new-to-bank FIs. Heba maintains regular strategic discussions with
clients to drive and maximize cooperation opportunities. She is an advocate of
continuous learning and development of skill set both of her team as well as
her own.
She is an accomplished multilingual
International Banker with an extensive experience in MENAT Banking market
across a number of Coverage and Risk management roles. Before joining NBE, she
spent more than 17 years with HSBC group across a number of markets. Her last
role with HSBC was out of UAE where she spent close to a decade in HSBC Bank
Middle East Limited managing global FI and NBFI relationships for the MENAT
region. During her tenure with HSBC, she participated and lead numerous
projects & transactions and was seconded for a year to lead the Financial
Institutions Group team of HSBC Egypt. She assumed numerous roles across
Coverage, Risk management and Trade Finance within HSBC Group out of Egypt and
UAE.
In addition to her business acumen,
she has highly recognizable risk management skills (financial and
non-financial) for both Corporates and FIs including correspondent banks. This
includes being well versed in Financial Crime Risk Management in alignment with
regulatory guidelines.
Heba graduated with honors and amongst the top of her class from the English section of the Faculty of Commerce in Cairo university. Heba also holds a Master of Science in Investment & Finance from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. This is in addition to a wide array of courses throughout the years including HSBC’s in-house Credit Course as well as its leadership programs