Mariah Khan has been named head of
National Bank of Abu Dhabi’s (NBAD) velvet
programme, the
bank’s service developed exclusively for HNW women.

This new position will be in addition to
Khan’s current role as senior private banker at NBAD.

Women now constitute a higher proportion of
wealth manager’s client bases than ever before, and their numbers
are increasing, according to a recent PBI article focused on
women’s wealth.

 

Boosting women’s wealth in
UAE

Khan has worked for NBAD since 2008 and has
more than 14 years experience in wealth management in the United
Arab Emirates region.

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As head of the velvet program, Khan will push
to enhance private banking visibility and developing business
related to women’s private banking across the region.

Velvet is an NBAD service offered exclusively
to women which offers private and commercial banking services. Only
women are hired as velvet private advisers.

 

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