Gulf International Bank
Mahmood Alnasser is a seasoned financial professional with a robust background in financial analysis and controls, currently serving as a Senior Financial Analyst at Gulf International Bank since August 2013. Prior experience includes a role as Sales & Marketing Manager at Coloration Systems from August 2012 to August 2013 and a position as Accountant at Meridian Realty Group, LLC in June 2011. Mahmood holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Finance with a minor in Philosophy from Suffolk University, completed in 2012, and a high school diploma from Ibn Khuldoon National School.
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Gulf International Bank
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Gulf International Bank B.S.C. (GIB) is a pan-GCC universal bank established in 1975 and regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain. GIB provides diverse financial products, services and bespoke banking solutions to a wide client base in the GCC, Europe and North America. This includes corporate, institutional, global transaction and investment banking; treasury and asset management; and meem, the world’s first fully-digital Shariah-compliant retail bank. The Group is active across regional and international markets through its subsidiaries GIB Saudi Arabia and GIB (UK) Ltd and its branches in the UAE and USA. GIB Saudi Arabia is the first foreign-domiciled bank to establish a local commercial bank in the Kingdom. Headquartered in Al Khobar, the bank has branches in Riyadh and Jeddah with its Riyadh based subsidiary, GIB Capital, delivering the Bank’s investment banking activities. Its activities span equity advisory and placements, mergers, acquisitions and privatisations; debt capital market solutions and strategic financial advisory, along with asset management and equities brokerage. GIB (UK) Ltd is a London and New York-based global asset manager with AUM in excess of US$ 11 billion. As a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, it offers sustainable investment strategies. GIB is owned by the governments of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund being the primary shareholder.