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CBE announces new BoD of state-owned banks beginning of next week
Okasha for NBE, El-Etreby for BM, Fayed for Banque du Caire, Kamal for Egyptian Arab Land Bank
Published in Daily News Egypt on 19 - 09 - 2017

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) will announce at the beginning of next week the final formation of the boards of state-owned banks.
The term of the boards of directors of the National Bank of Egypt (NBE), Banque Misr, Banque du Caire, Industrial Development and Workers Bank of Egypt, Egyptian Arab Land Bank, Agriculture Bank of Egypt, and the Arab Investment Bank are expected to end on 25 September 2017.
According to information received by Daily News Egypt from more than one prominent bank, Hisham Okasha's tenure as chairperson of the NBE will be renewed, as well as Mohamed El-Etreby on top of Banque Misr's board of directors.
Elsayed Elkosayer will also remain as the chairperson of the Agriculture Bank of Egypt. Meanwhile, the situation of Hany Seif El-Nasr, the current chairperson of the Arab Investment Bank (AIBK), and Fathy El-Sebai, chairperson of the Housing and Development Bank (HDB), have yet to be decided upon, even though the current information indicates that they will remain in their positions.
Tarek Fayed, the current CBE sub-governor for offsite banking supervision unit will be appointed as the chairperson of Banque du Caire in succession to Mounir El Zahid, who was nominated as the chairperson of one of the Gulf public banks operating in the Egyptian market.
Moreover, information also indicates that Amr Kamal has been appointed as the chairperson of the Egyptian Arab Land Bank, replacing bed Al-Majeed Muhyi Eldein, and appointing Sahar El Damaty as deputy chairperson for Banque Misr, replacing Ahmed Aboul Ezz.
CBE Deputy Governor Mai Abulnaga is nominated to become a deputy chairperson of one of the banks, while other sources refuted that, arguing that she is handling an important file at the CBE now and cannot be dispensed.
Soha Soliman, deputy chairperson of Banque du Caire, is nominated to assume the post of deputy chairperson of the Industrial Development and Workers Bank of Egypt (IDWBE), which was not confirmed by either bank.
Soliman is currently preparing Banque du Caire to become one of the most important banks operating in the field of financing small and medium enterprises (SMEs), where she was nominated by the CBE for this purpose. Soliman used to serve as the secretary-general of the Social Fund for Development.

CBE Governor Tarek Amer announced last week that the CBE has finalised the formation of state-owned banks' board of directors and sent the nominations to the cabinet for approval.
Article 90 of Banking Law No. 88 for 2003 stipulates that each of the public sector banks should have a board of directors formed of a chairperson, two deputies, and six experts in banking, monetary, financial, economic, and legal matters, who have previous experience in banking.

According to that article, the appointment of the chairperson and member of the board of directors of such banks shall be by a decision of the prime minister after taking the opinion of the CBE governor for a period of three years, subject to renewal in accordance with the bylaws of the Banking Law.
The two deputies shall be appointed by a decision of the prime minister after taking the opinion of the chairperson of the board of directors of the bank. The prime minister shall also determine the salaries, allowances, and bonuses of the chairperson of the board of directors and his deputies and the bonuses of the specialised members who are not employees of the bank.


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