Coutts is pleased to announce the creation of an Advisory
Board for its Middle East business. The Board will help to broaden and shape Coutts’
ambitious plans, aiding hiring and driving financial performance by
strengthening client relationships.
The Board will initially comprise nine influential members with long and
varied experience of conducting business and advising clients in the Middle
East [see notes to editors]. It is a consultative body that will meet twice a
year to provide counsel to management in the region, the Coutts International
Management Committee and the division’s Executive Committee. Coutts will be represented
by The Earl of Home, Chairman, Rory Tapner, Chief Executive and Michael
Dismorr, Managing Director, Middle East.
Commenting on the creation of the Advisory Board, Alex Classen, CEO,
Coutts International said: “We are delighted that such high calibre
professionals have agreed to work with us to develop our strategy and business. We will be growing the Advisory Board over
time to include further regional representation as we continue to expand our
commitment to this important market for Coutts.”
Coutts has been present in the Middle East for many years and opened its
first representative office in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Dubai, 13
years ago. The firm has regional offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha and, in
2011, announced its intention to grow the business in core international
markets, including the Middle East.
In November 2012, Coutts officially opened new premises in the Dubai
International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Moving to the DIFC underscored the Bank’s commitment to the region and
enables Coutts to operate as an authorised firm, offering a greater degree of
investment advice to clients who work with the bank in the region.
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