The National Commercial Bank - AlahliNCB
Ahsan Hammad has a diverse range of work experience, starting in 2000 as a Financial Analyst at Pakistan Credit Rating Agency (PACRA). Ahsan then worked as a Management Trainee in the Finance and Control Division at Nestle S.A. in 2001. From 2002 to 2004, they served as a Relationship Manager in the Corporate and Investment Banking Group at Union Bank Limited. Ahsan continued their career at Habib Bank Limited, first as a Relationship Manager and later as the Deputy General Manager of the Investment Banking Group and Unit Head of Project Finance. During this time, they successfully led a team in achieving financial close for two project finance facilities and raised substantial debt from local banks. In 2016, they joined the National Commercial Bank - AlahliNCB as the Vice President of Project Finance. Ahsan has also gained extensive experience in business development, relationship management, and new business development in their roles at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank as a Senior Relationship Manager. Overall, Ahsan Hammad has demonstrated strong leadership, project management, and negotiation skills throughout their career in the banking and finance industry.
Ahsan Hammad's education history includes a Master in Finance from INSEAD (2016-2018), an MBA in Finance from Lahore University of Management Sciences (1998-2000), and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mechanical Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore (1992-1997). Additionally, they have passed the CFA Level 2 examination in 2015. Ahsan also has some unspecified certifications from Coursera.
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The National Commercial Bank - AlahliNCB
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The National Commercial Bank was the first Saudi bank to be licensed in the Kingdom. It is the largest in Saudi Arabia and a leading financial institution in the Region. The Bank initiated its business under the name of ‘‘The National Commercial Bank’’ following the Royal Decree on 20 Rabi Thani 1373H (26 December 1953). In 1999, the Government through the Ministry of Finance's Public Investment Fund (PIF) acquired a majority holding in the Bank.