بانک سامان Saman Bank
Farshad Nowshadi has extensive experience in the finance and technology industry. Farshad started their career in 1983 at Thomson Reuters, where they worked as a Reuters Financial Service Global Consultant for 20 years. During this time, they visited and worked with some of the largest financial and banking companies worldwide, gaining valuable insights into finance and technology trends.
In 1990, Nowshadi became a Management Course Author for Learning Tree International, where they authored numerous technological and management courses focused on banks and financial situations. Farshad was also recognized as one of the highest-rated Management Technical Training consultants at the company.
In 1995, they founded nSolutions Limited and served as the Managing Director and Chief Consultant until 2016.
Later, Nowshadi joined Deutsche Bank as a Financial Technology Consultant and Trainer in 2001. Farshad then worked as a Consultant to Microsoft Financial Services in 2002.
In 2009, they became a Senior Consultant to the Board and CEO at Saman Bank.
Currently, Nowshadi holds the position of Business Mentor/VC at Level39 since 2013.
Farshad Nowshadi completed their 10 O'levels from Lord Wandsworth College between 1973 and 1977. Farshad then pursued an M.Phil degree in Computing/Tech/Communications from the University of Sussex from 1980 to 1990.
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بانک سامان Saman Bank
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Saman initially started its activities as Credit Institution in September 1999. Subsequently, in August 2002, it received a full banking license and changed its name to Saman Bank. Saman Eqtesad Credit Corporation was established on September 23, 1999 with a share capital of Rials 11 bln (US$ 1.4 mln). It opened its first branch on November 22, 1999 and managed to achieve already in its first year of activity a 5% return on equity. In 2002 Saman was the third private financial institution in post-revolutionary Iran to receive a banking license. In this context, the share capital increased to Rials 220 bln (US$ 26 mln). In March 2007, Saman Bank had a paid-sup share capital of Rials 900 bln (US$ 97 mln). It operates 100 branches including 53 branches in Tehran and 47 branches across Iran. Saman Bank aims at becoming the leading private corporate bank in Iran. This goal shall be achieved by emerging as the corporate customers’ banker of choice. Accordingly, Saman Bank is putting big efforts towards understanding sector specific needs and concerns and developing tailored banking solutions.