Hussain Najadi
Banker
Hussain Najadi (Arabic: حسين نجدي; c. 1938 – 29 July 2013) was an international banker born in Bahrain to parents of Persian origin.2
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Born Sep 2, 1938, died Jul 29, 2013.1
About
He was the Chairman & CEO of AIAK Group based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Companies
Early life and education
Najadi was also the founder and former Director of EURO-ASIAN CENTER at INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France (1977–85). Najadi was a visiting lecturer in Business Management in Asia.
Najadi was the first Chairman of developing countries gathering at Davos Economic Symposium (now known as World Economic Forum), in Davos, Switzerland.
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Career
Occupation: banker, film producer.4
Najadi was the first Bahraini merchant banker to link Middle Eastern countries to the economies of Malaysia and other ASEAN member countries from 1974. AIAK Group, in 1975, founded the Arab Malaysian Development Banking Group (AMDB), now a $32 billion banking group in Asia, with an initial paid in capital of $2 million. AMDB soon became one of the largest banks in Malaysia and was rebranded as AmBank in 2002.
Najadi was appointed from 1978 to 1985 by the Governor of the Central Bank of Malaysia as a non-executive independent director of the Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad, an industrial and merchant bank in Malaysia.
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Personal life
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