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19/12/2017 09:16 AST
Commending his vision for Oman's Islamic banking industry, Salaam bin Said al Shaksy, CEO of Alizz Islamic Bank, was honoured with the 'Best Arab CEO' award in the second edition of the Arab Best Awards ceremony which was held in Marrakesh, Morocco.
The award was given to Shaksy in recognition of his inspirational leadership and the important role he has played in enhancing the Islamic finance sector as the first Omani CEO of a full-fledged Islamic bank in the sultanate and the noteworthy part he has performed in leading one of the fastest growing banks in the Middle East, according to a press release.
The Arab Best Awards was launched in 2016 to recognise and celebrate excellence in leadership, business, community and sports in the Arab world. Aisha al Kharusi, head of strategy, branding and corporate social responsibility (CSR) at Alizz Islamic Bank accepted the prestigious award on behalf of the CEO.
Expressing appreciation for honouring him with the award, Shaksy said, "This award recognises the success of our institution which is being achieved by staying focussed on our pioneering strategy of being the leading Islamic bank in the sultanate. I thank the Arab Best Awards for this recognition which is a clear indication that our organisation is on the right track and it encourages us to excel further.
Alizz Islamic Bank plans to continue to take significant steps in its mission to become the premier Islamic financial services provider in the country by providing innovative Sharia'a compliant solutions and world class services to our customers."
Shaksy had joined Alizz Islamic Bank as the chief executive officer in June 2014. Shaksy is a member of Oman's State Council and deputy head of its economic committee. He has been recently appointed to the board of Orpic, and chairs its board executive committee. He is also a member of the board of directors of Oman Oil Company and chairman of its board audit and risk committee.
Muscat Daily
01/04/2018
Alizz Islamic Bank, held its fifth Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2017 on Thursday (29 March 2018), at the Crowne Plaza Muscat. The meeting was chaired by His Highness Al Sayyid Taimur Bin Asa'd Al
Times of Oman
26/12/2017
Alizz Islamic Bank recently won the award for 'Best Sukuk Deal 2017' at the seventh Global Islamic Finance Awards 2017 (GIFA) held in Astana, Kazakhstan.
The award was received on behalf o
Muscat Daily
26/12/2017
Reinforcing its position as one of Oman's most dynamic and innovative Islamic banking institutions, Alizz Islamic Bank was recently conferred with the award for 'Best Sukuk Deal 2017' at the seventh
Oman Daily Observer
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11/03/2025
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) shareholders approved a cash dividend of Dh3.03 billion, or 83 fils per share, at the bank's Annual General Assembly (AGM) on March 10. The payout represents 50% of ADIB
Gulfnews
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Aramex, the Dubai-based logistics company, has been acquired by Q, marking one of the bigger corporate takeovers in the UAE.
Q Logistics is part of ADQ, the Abu Dhabi investment company with
Gulfnews
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The way has been cleared for Tecom group shareholders to get their share of Dh400 million - at 8 fils a share - in dividend. This is linked to the second-half of 2024.
For 2024, the Dubai co
Gulfnews
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With Qatar witnessing excessive demand for data centres, Meeza is scaling its infrastructure to meet the growing needs of enterprises, government agencies, and hyperscalers.
"Our upcoming da
Gulf Times
11/03/2025
Mubadala Investment Company and Alpha Dhabi Holding PJSC on Monday announced that their joint venture, which was launched in 2023, has reached a significant milestone, building an approximate $1 bill
Khaleej Times
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