Commercial Bank the “Exclusive Innovation Partner” of Euromoney Qatar Conference 2022
25 May 2022
Doha, Qatar: Wednesday, May 25, 2022: Commercial Bank, the most innovative digital bank in Qatar, announced that it has become the Exclusive Innovation Partner of the Euromoney Qatar Conference 2022, taking place at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on May 29th, 2022 under the patronage of H.E. Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdulaziz Al Thani, Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Interior. Co-hosted with Qatar Central Bank, this high-level gathering of financiers and investors returns to Doha to chart the latest developments in Qatar's economic story.
In a keynote interview at the conference, Joseph Abraham, Group CEO of Commercial Bank will explore Qatar's economic prospects for 2022, how important is ESG to the Bank and to its customers along with the future of Commercial Bank in the context of digitization. Dr. Leonie Lethbridge, EGM, Chief Operating Officer of Commercial Bank, will speak during a panel on the future of banking and the evolution of the Qatari banking sector toward digitization.
In this occasion, Joseph Abraham, Group CEO of Commercial Bank commented: “We are pleased to be the Exclusive Innovation Partner of the Euromoney Qatar Conference this year. This sponsorship affirms the Bank's commitment towards innovation and digital transformation which supports Qatar's National Vision 2030 and contributes to the continued development of Qatar's banking industry".
Victoria Behn, Commercial Director at Euromoney Conferences commented: “We are incredibly excited to be returning to Qatar. So much has happened since our last event in 2019 and we are honoured to be working again with Qatar Central Bank and our wonderful sponsors".
Euromoney will lead discussions in this prestigious event on the fascinating global and regional macro trends and what they mean for Qatar and the country's financial sector, and will address the ever-important topics of ESG and climate change, and the progress being made in the digitization of Qatar's financial services.
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