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National Finance Appoints New CEO
Muscat: National Finance announces the appointment of Mr. Tariq Sulaiman AI Farsi as the Chief Executive Officer of National Finance, who will be joining us with effect from September 12. 2021.
Mr Tariq Al Farsi is an experienced finance professional with more than 19 years of success in personal, commercial and investment banking. Previously, the CEO of Al
Raffd Fund, Mr Al Farsi also served as a board member for the Public Authority for
SME Development, as well as presiding Chairman of the Tender Committee for SME authority and Entrepreneurship Award (Riyada), was the Deputy Chairman of the Omanisation in the Finance and Banking Sector Committee in the Ministry of Manpower.
Mr Al Farsi has a successful and distinguished record of establishing Islamic banks, both within the Sultanate of Oman and the GCC, and has vast experience in managing financial and banking transactions for individuals, companies and investment projects.
He obtained his bachelor’s degree in Business administration and Hotel Studies from 1he Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport, in Egypt and holds numerous
certificates in Finance and Accounting.
Moreover, Al Farsi is a graduate of the Sh Mohammed bin Rashid Center for Leadership Development programme (MBRCLD), Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University and an alumni member of INSEAD, the Business School for the World.
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