Home Industry Finance HSBC Bank Oman Appoints Andrew Long As CEO Long joins from HSBC Bank Egypt and replaces Ewan Stirling. by Reuters April 1, 2014 HSBC Bank Oman, Oman’s fourth-largest lender by assets, said on Tuesday it had appointed Andrew Long as chief executive, replacing Ewan Stirling. Long joins from HSBC Bank Egypt, where he was deputy chairman and chief executive, a statement to the Muscat stock exchange said. The lender, created in June 2012 by the merger of HSBC’s Omani assets and Oman International Bank, made a 2013 net profit of OMR10.9 million ($28.3 million), compared to OMR5.8 million in 2012. 0 Comments
