Under Mr Al-Shaibei’s expert guidance, QIIB has managed to become widely known for offering comprehensive financial solutions that are fully compliant with Islamic Law. With his vast experience in the banking industry as both a regulator and a senior manager of a leading Islamic bank in Qatar, Mr Al-Shaibei is well poised to reap the benefits of the recent upsurge in interest in Shariah-compliant banking and financial services. Mr Al-Shaibei said that the bank is continuously marching towards further progress and development by rendering excellent services without compromising on quality and Shariah compliance.
Mr Al-Shaibei has a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Business Administration and Economics from Fayetteville University, North Carolina, USA. He also obtained a degree in executive management from the prestigious Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
His considerable leadership abilities and proven business management skills in achieving sound results and realizing maximum potential in a competitive business environment, have managed to propel QIIB to considerable heights. The bank currently boasts QR 34.4bn in assets with an equity of QR 5.3bn. Part of this success is owed to Mr Al-Shaibei’s ability to skilfully motivate and invigorate people‘s talents and desire to excel and consistently triumph over significant challenges.
He has repeatedly praised his staff for raising the performance bar and helping QIIB successfully tackle the effects of the global economic meltdown of 2008. Throughout the challenging years that followed, QIIB kept its focus on risk management.
Outlining the measures taken by QIIB to improve the skills of its workforce, Mr Al-Shaibei said numerous training programmes are regularly held, both within and outside Qatar, in association with premier institutions in the field. The focus on developing Qatari talent has also achieved the desired results with many Qataris joining the bank at various levels.
Mr Al-Shaibei further said QIIB remained committed to supporting community and nation building activities in sports, religious, charitable, educational and other fields.
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