Home Industry Finance Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank CEO Manna resigns after a year on job The bank’s chief operating officer, Sandeep Chouhan, has been appointed acting CEO by Bloomberg May 31, 2020 Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank said its chief executive officer Mazin Manna resigned, just over a year after the Credit Agricole SA banker assumed the role. Chief operating officer Sandeep Chouhan has been appointed acting CEO and the bank is “fully engaged in securing the CEO’s successor within the briefest delays,” according to a statement. It didn’t provide a reason for Manna’s resignation. Manna, who was the former CEO of Credit Agricole’s corporate and investment banking unit in the Middle East and North Africa, joined Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank in March 2019. Tags Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Banks CEO Resignation UAE 0 Comments You might also like Abu Dhabi issues guidelines for reopening playzones and entertainment centres in malls Covid-19 update: UAE reports 1,083 cases, highest daily rise since the outbreak Non-oil trade between Dubai and Saudi Arabia amounted to Dhs500bn over last decade GCC Covid-19 update: UAE reports 852 cases; 719 infections confirmed in Kuwait