Michel Accad, CEO of Gulf Bank
Gulf Bank could arguably be described as one of the most customer-centric banks in the Gulf and now, under its new management, it is entering a new phase of profitability after a tough 2009.
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Thursday 09, June 2011 | The business of banking
Bank to Basics
Cover Interview
Michel Accad, CEO of Gulf Bank
- 17 Dubai Bank bailout
- 34 What does Basel III mean for trade…
- 40 Bombs, bonds and war-weary tourists
Dubai Bank bailout
Once again, a government has stepped in to save a financial institution. But what's behind the Emirate of Dubai's action?
What does Basel III mean for trade finance
If the great and the good which make up the G-20 had concerns about global trade and the role of small and medium enterprises therein, tyhen could they have made a better attempt at regulating it?
Bombs, bonds and war-weary tourists
Investment banking activity remains dormant as the regional turmoil keeps fees flat and bankers wondering if greener pastures exist in less obvious locations.