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Shuaa hires non-executive director
Wajid is currently the chief executive officer of Emirates Financial Services and Emirates NBD Capital.
Shuaa Capital on Sunday appointed Mohammad Kamran Wajid to the company’s board of directors as a non-executive director.
Wajid is currently the chief executive officer of Emirates Financial Services and Emirates NBD Capital. He fills the board seat vacated by Michael Philipp, who has retired from his active role as a board director and has been appointed honorary member of the advisory board.
“The Shuaa board welcomes Kamran, who is a well-recognised professional within the region’s financial services industry. During his tenure at Emirates NBD he contributed to the growth of the investment banking business. His experience and knowledge will add credence to our growth plans,” said Shaikh Maktoum Hasher Al Maktoum, executive chairman of Shuaa Capital.
Wajid joined Emirates NBD in 1998 and has held senior positions during his tenure with the group. Prior to joining Emirates NBD, he worked for Mashreq Bank and National Bank of Abu Dhabi in the corporate finance divisions.
Shaikh Maktoum added: “Michael has been an invaluable asset to Shuaa, providing guidance as a board member and supporting the company as interim-CEO during its strategic transformation. In his new role as honorary member of the advisory board, Michael’s industry insight and wisdom continues to be available to Shuaa. The board of directors and senior management would like to thank him for his great service to the company.”
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