The former PepsiCo executive has spent the last 6 months immersing himself, earning his barista certification, visiting stores, farms, and manufacturing centres
United Arab Bank (UAB) concluded its annual general assembly meeting (AGA) virtually at UAB’s headquarters in Sharjah.
Sheikh Faisal bin Sultan bin Salem Al Qassimi, chairman of the board of directors, chaired the meeting with the attendance of the UAB’s board members, shareholders, and senior management team.
The AGM discussed and approved all items on its agenda including the board of director’s recommendation to not distribute dividends, whether in cash or bonus shares, for the year 2022.
The meeting adopted all ordinary and extraordinary resolutions set forth in the assembly, including the approval of the consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2022. It also approved the board’s recommendation to appoint as the external auditors of the bank for the year 2022 and the appointment of ‘Ernst & Young’ to assume the role of the bank’s external auditors for fiscal year 2023.
The meeting was managed by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), under a registrar agreement that the bank has signed with ADX and attended by members of the board of directors as well as other senior management. The external auditors Ernst & Young (EY) and representatives of the regulatory authorities were also present.
— business@khaleejtimes.com
The former PepsiCo executive has spent the last 6 months immersing himself, earning his barista certification, visiting stores, farms, and manufacturing centres
A new report says the mobile payments firm 'widely overstated' its user base
First annual general meeting of the Fund discusses new opportunities
Investors run for safe havens after the banking crisis
The Base Rate, which is anchored to the US Federal Reserve’s IORB, signals the general stance of the CBUAE’s monetary policy
The fund aims to raise $800 million from Dubai Inc. and private investors
The quarter-point increase raises the target range to 4.75-5 per cent
Jewellery retailer primes for new market forays