Mashreq onboards Hadi as Group Head of Treasury and Capital Markets
13 January 2025 UAE
Image: Salman Hadi
Mashreq Bank has hired Salman Hadi as group head of treasury and capital markets.
Based in Dubai, Hadi brings two decades of experience in the industry to his new role.
He joins from Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, where worked as the executive head of liquidity management and investments for more than a year.
Prior to that, he spent more than 18 years at Emirates National Bank of Dubai (NBD), holding various senior positions — most recently as head of global markets and treasury.
At the same time, he has been a vice chairman at the United Arab Emirates Financial Markets Association (UAE FMA) since 2011.
Founded in 1967, Mashreq is the oldest privately-owned bank in the UAE and one of the oldest banking institutions in the Middle East, according to the firm.
With offices across the Middle East, as well as Hong Kong, New York, and London, it provides conventional and Islamic personal and investment banking and asset management services.
Based in Dubai, Hadi brings two decades of experience in the industry to his new role.
He joins from Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, where worked as the executive head of liquidity management and investments for more than a year.
Prior to that, he spent more than 18 years at Emirates National Bank of Dubai (NBD), holding various senior positions — most recently as head of global markets and treasury.
At the same time, he has been a vice chairman at the United Arab Emirates Financial Markets Association (UAE FMA) since 2011.
Founded in 1967, Mashreq is the oldest privately-owned bank in the UAE and one of the oldest banking institutions in the Middle East, according to the firm.
With offices across the Middle East, as well as Hong Kong, New York, and London, it provides conventional and Islamic personal and investment banking and asset management services.
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