FIMBANK

Long-standing FIMBank employee Clayton Said has been appointed Vice President & Head of IT Service Management.

Mr Said revealed the news on social media earlier this week.

Clayton Said / LinkedIn

Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Malta, FIMBank is a leading provider of trade finance, factoring, and forfaiting solutions. The bank forms part of the KIPCO Group – one of the largest diversified holding companies in the Middle East and North Africa.

FIMBank operates through its broad network, with offices in London, New York, Dubai, Paris, Cologne, Cairo, Singapore, Sao Paulo, Mumbai, Moscow, Athens, and of course, Malta.

Mr Said joined the bank as an IT Officer around 21 years ago. He held said role for just under six years before he enjoyed his first promotion to Supervisor – Systems Administration and Support.

Over the following 15 years, Mr Said enjoyed several other promotions and appointments, having served as Senior Specialist – IT Shared Services, Assistant Vice President & Head of IT Shared Services, Vice President & Head of IT Shared Services and Support, and most recently, Vice President & Head of IT Service Management.

Mr Said also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Management from the Henley Business School.

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