Nasser Al Suwaidi

UAE to improve banks' corporate governance

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates published new draft corporate governance guidelines for the banking sector on Thursday, saying that, as leading contributors to the economy, commercial banks had to have high management and corporate…

No policy shift for currency, says UAE governor

Investors expecting the dollar-pegged dirhan to appreciate received a strong message yesterday from the governor of the United Arab Emirates central bank, Sultan Nasser Al Suwedi, who said "We rule out any change for the forseeable future".

UAE's Al Suwaidi says GCC on target

UAE Central Bank Governor, Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, said Thursday 26 April the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) should meet its 2010 deadline for monetary union.

Oman could still join currency union says Suwaidi

There is a strong possibility that Oman could join a regional currency union if a simpler version than the one currently on the table were adopted, the governor of the UAE central bank, Sultan bin Naser Al Suwaidi, said on Saturday 3 March.

Why Oman pulled out of the single currency

According to this article from Gulf News, published Sunday 21 January, unique economic challenges mean that recent talk that the GCC monetary union is not necessarily possible could be right.

UAE says GCC trying to simplify plans

The governor of the Central Bank of the UAE, Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, on Sunday 17 December tried to play down rumours of cracks in plans for the proposed GCC monetary union by 2010.

4th IFSB summit underway

Eight central bank governors will join Sultan Bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, governor of the United Arab Emirates central bank, in attending the 4th Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) Summit.

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