Doha – In a leadership, Central Popular Bank (BCP) appointed three new generals from the director after a board meeting on Thursday.
The appointments include Idriss Bensmaïl as the general director of retail, Abdeslam Bennani as General Director for Corporate and Investment Banking, and Othane Tajeddine as General Director for International Banks.
The 46-year-old Idriss Bensmaïl joins BCP to manage the retail department and monitor all activities and subsidiaries in connection with individual, professional and economic segments.
With a know -how in the banking sector, Bensmaïl was both internationally and in Morocco in renowned financial institutions in renowned financial institutions.
He has a degree at the Edhec Business School (Lille) and an Executive MBA from Harvard Business School.
Abdeslam Bennani was promoted to general director of corporate and investment banking after working as deputy general director of International Banking.
With 27 years of banking experience, including 14 years at BCP Activities in Africa south of the Sahara.
He has a bachelor’s degree in finances from the Higure de Commerce et de Administration of the Corpoces and one Dess in audit and finance.
The 49 -year -old Othane Tajeddine takes over the international banking business after he previously acted as deputy general director for capital markets and group investment activities.
Tajeddine know -how in financial resources, capital markets and corporate banks brings Tajeddine at over 22 years. He has a DAS in finance and asset management.
According to the bank opinion“These three appointments will meet the ambitions of the new development cycle of the BCP group.”
“The strategic vision, the exemplary professional background and the leadership qualities of these three generals will be valuable capital for the achievement of the growth and innovation goals of the group,” the explanation said.
These appointments follow the most important change in management in November 2024, as Naziha Belkeizz was appointed As Chief Executive Officer from BCP and replaced Mohamed Karim Mounir, who asked to practice his age rights.
At that time, the board expressed confidence in the development prospects of BCP under Belkeiz’s leadership and described it as “a woman who is recognized for her professional skills and human qualities” with impressive leadership skills that were shown throughout her career.
The board also recognized Mounir’s almost thirty years of service and its essentials Contributions To develop the group, especially during his term as a CEO since 2018.
Read too: BCP increases an eternal issue of 120 million US dollars under new leadership
