Nouhad Choukeir takes charge as Head of Market and Liquidity Risk at Arab Bank UAE

Arab Bank UAE Names Nouhad Choukeir Head of Market & Liquidity Risk

Kavya Pillai
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Arab Bank UAE has appointed Nouhad Choukeir as Head of Market and Liquidity Risk, marking a strategic move to reinforce its risk governance framework in a rapidly changing financial environment.

Choukeir steps into the role with extensive experience in enterprise risk management, treasury controls, and regulatory compliance. Moreover, he brings a proven track record of leading cross-functional teams and implementing robust financial risk frameworks across regional banking institutions.

Extensive experience across market risk and treasury functions

Before joining Arab Bank UAE, Choukeir served as Senior Manager – Market and ALM Risk at Invest Bank. During his tenure, he led key initiatives in interest rate risk monitoring, liquidity risk management, and portfolio analysis. In addition, he played a central role in designing risk limits, including VaR, PVBP, and stress-testing frameworks.

Earlier, he spent over eight years at United Arab Bank, where he managed treasury middle office operations, regulatory reporting, and country risk exposure. Consequently, he developed deep expertise in central bank reporting, compliance standards, and financial risk analytics.

Driving strategic risk frameworks at Arab Bank UAE

In his new role, Choukeir will lead the bank’s market and liquidity risk function. he will also work closely with internal teams to enhance risk assessment methodologies and governance structures. Furthermore, his mandate includes strengthening the bank’s legacy in prudent risk management while aligning with evolving regulatory expectations.

His appointment reflects Arab Bank UAE’s continued focus on building resilient financial systems and adapting to global market complexities.

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