As the current CEO and Chairman for AM Bank, Marwan Kheireddine ensures that the daily transactions continue to run smoothly in Lebanon. Previously, he served as Lebanon´s Minister of State.
While Minister of State, he embarked and oversaw a diverse amount of business involving fiscality, finance, and economics. By having a strong financial background, he was able to help protect the financial sector of Lebanon by obtaining a significant amount of endorsement that helped create policies for protection. This in turn led to a strengthened financial system which led to it abiding to norms and laws on an international level. Marwan also assisted in developing approval of many government laws involving finance and money-laundering prevention.
Marwan Kheireddine has always been a supporter of growth on an economic level by way of becoming empowered by private enterprises. Marwan Kheireddine was a key player throughout the design of a Lebanon regulation known as the Banque du Liban Circular 331. This regulation strives to promote and advance entrepreneurs in order to grow and sustain the economy.
With the circular 331, it is able to let financial institutions to make financial partnerships with incubators, startups, and venture funds. Marwan experienced a multitude of oportunities to sit on Lebanon´s board of Association of Banks. In 1993, Marwan lectured at the American University until 2013.
While at the American University, Marwan Kheireddine began to serve on the university´s Middle East Advisory Board, and continues to this day. Marwan then became a trustee with Beirut´s American Community School in 2012. Besides that. his involvement also spans as a Lebanese Center for Policy Studies board member, which is known for developing many initiatives involving advocacy and reform within the judicial system and government. Find out more here Q&A Marwan Kheireddine
Personal Background
On an educational stand-point, Marwan Kheireddine attended the UKs Richmond University where he earned his Bachelors in both Business Administration and in Economics. Later, he went on to attend Columbia´s Business School.