Moataz Khalil brings over 30 years of international banking experience to lead Al Masraf’s wholesale banking division.

Al Masraf names Moataz Khalil as Chief Wholesale Banking Officer

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Arab Bank for Investment and Foreign Trade (Al Masraf) has appointed Moataz Khalil as Chief Wholesale Banking Officer. The move supports the bank’s plan to expand its corporate and investment banking platform.

With this appointment, Al Masraf aims to strengthen its leadership team. At the same time, the bank plans to deepen its presence in wholesale and institutional banking.

Brings over 30 years of global banking experience

Khalil brings more than three decades of experience across corporate banking, investment banking, and capital markets. Over the years, he has worked across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Asia.

He joins from First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), where he held senior leadership roles. Most recently, he served as Managing Director and Global Head of the Diversified Industrials Group within the bank’s Investment Banking division. During his tenure, he led complex transactions and supported sector expansion initiatives.

Focus on disciplined growth and client relationships

In his new role, Khalil will lead Al Masraf’s Corporate Banking division. Specifically, he will focus on disciplined growth, stronger sector expertise, and deeper institutional client relationships.

According to Fuad Mohamed, Chief Executive Officer of Al Masraf, Khalil’s market knowledge and execution-driven leadership will help the bank deliver long-term value.

Meanwhile, Khalil said he looks forward to working closely with the management team. He also emphasized his commitment to enhancing corporate and investment banking capabilities and supporting the wider economy.

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Kavya Pillai is a subeditor and journalist at StrongYes Media, covering UAE HR news, corporate leadership movements, and the region’s leadership pulse. Trusted to run a beat end-to-end, she helps shape the editorial lens StrongYes brings to the Emirates’ business and workplace landscape. Trained as a physiotherapist, she brings a diagnostic instinct to reporting, separating signal from noise with clarity under pressure.