Standard Chartered appoints British responsible for entering the Iraqi market as director of the branch in Baghdad

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Standard Chartered appoints British responsible for entering the Iraqi market as director of the branch in Baghdad

 

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Editor: BK, BS 07/02/2015 16:46 Number of Views: 382 
 

 

 

Long-Presse / Baghdad

British Standard Chartered Bank announced on Thursday the appointment of the President of the bank transfers in the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan region, a new director of its branch in Iraq, noting that the shares by the development of its strategy to enter the Iraqi market in 2013.

The bank said in a statement reported on Bloomberg Bloomberg economic news and I followed (range Press), he was "appointed Andreas Miletyaw, executive director of a new management branch operations in Iraq," noting that "Miletyaw lives in Dubai, and will divide his time between them and Baghdad."

He said the bank, that "the new director served as chairman of bank transfers to banks Standard Chartered in the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan, and before that was director of the department of planning and drawing the bank's strategy," noting that "Miletyaw also worked on the development of Standard Chartered Bank's strategy to enter the Iraqi market in the year 2013 ".

And between economic position, that "the Executive Director, who was appointed to the Branch Bank of Iraq, Gavin and Shart, in the year 2013, the bank left," pointing out that "reports indicate that a number of senior branches of Standard Chartered Bank managers in the Middle East and North Africa, may they left or were planning for it, even after the appointment of Andreas and the new Executive Director of the bank, and declining profits. "

The Web site, Bloomberg, that "the Standard Chartered Bank to open first office in Baghdad in November 2013 and the other branch in Erbil in March 2014," he continued that "the Bank has 20 associate working in Iraq."

The Standard Chartered Bank was established in 1969, through the merger of two banks separate, two British Standard South African, and the Bank of Chartered in India, Australia and China, taking advantage of that to expand trade between Europe, Asia and Africa, and works in the bank currently has 87 thousand people, speak 170 languages, representing 130 nationalities, and has more than 1,700 office, branches or sales outlets in 70 countries around the world.

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Bloomberg reported this ?, surely they would have put Andreas Meletiou, having been named in reports since 2013 and working with Gavin Wishart during the setting up in Iraq.

 No doubt the "nit picking" comments will follow, but after reading some other BS reports about what was supposed to have been discussed today in Iraq, this just hit a raw nerve.

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Chartered appoints responsible for entering the Iraqi market as director of the branch in Baghdad

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 Since 07/03/2015 17:49 pm (Baghdad time)

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British bank Standard Chartered announced the appointment of the President of the bank transfers in the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan region, a new director of its branch in Iraq, noting that the shares by the development of its strategy to enter the Iraqi market in 2013.

The bank said in a statement he was "appointed Andreas Miletyaw, a new executive director to manage its branch operations in Iraq," noting that "Miletyaw lives in Dubai, and will divide his time between them and Baghdad."

He said the bank, that "the new director served as chairman of bank transfers to banks Standard Chartered in the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan, and before that was director of the department of planning and drawing the bank's strategy," noting that "Miletyaw also worked on the development of Standard Chartered Bank's strategy to enter the Iraqi market in the year 2013 ".

And between economic position, that "the Executive Director, who was appointed to the Branch Bank of Iraq, Gavin and Shart, in the year 2013, the bank left," pointing out that "reports indicate that a number of senior branches of Standard Chartered Bank managers in the Middle East and North Africa, may they left or were planning for it, even after the appointment of Andreas and the new Executive Director of the bank, and declining profits. "

The Web site, Bloomberg, that "the Standard Chartered Bank to open first office in Baghdad in November 2013 and the other branch in Erbil in March 2014," he continued that "the Bank has 20 associate working in Iraq" .anthy 29 / d 25