eMcREY
Mohammad Khattab is a seasoned Senior Business Analyst currently at eMcREY since August 2021, with a focus on IT project and delivery management for prominent banks such as Bank Saudi Fransi and Al Rajhi Bank. Prior experience includes serving as an Application Support ERP Systems Officer at BankMed, where significant contributions were made to the implementation of Oracle Flexcube, and as an Application Analyst/Developer at BML Banque Misr Liban, developing reports and .Net applications. Earlier roles include working as a Techno Functional Consultant/Oracle Developer at Averda, supporting various modules within Oracle EBS. Academic credentials feature an Executive Masters in Financial Management from SDA Bocconi and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the American University of Beirut, along with Oracle Database 11g certification.
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eMcREY
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eMcREY specializes in providing technology solutions and associated professional services to clients in the Middle East and beyond. The company helps organizations address the challenges of implementing cost-effective, flexible, modern technologies in complex environments with extensive legacy systems. Its solutions are focused on eleven major areas: Card management - Payment gateway & EFT Switching - Settlement, Reconciliation & dispute management – Merchant Acquiring – Fraud, AML & risk management – Mobile payments & tokenization – Payment vehicles issuance – Non-Card payments – Open banking & BaaS – Transit solutions – Integration, Middleware, Automation & e-government. eMcREY combines proven, scalable and robust solutions from globally recognized technology partners with its own custom software development capabilities, understanding of global and market-specific standards and regulations and extensive local implementation experience. Clients include entities in the financial services sector, public sector, health sector and energy sector. The company’s solutions are also suitable for applications in other industries, for example retail and telecommunication.