Hubertus Väth
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Hubertus Väth

Hubertus Väth is one of the founders of the World Alliance of International Financial Centers.

During his 12-year tenure at Deutsche Bank, Hubertus held the positions of Analyst, Head of Communications, Chief Economist for Asia, and Global Head of Marketing for Wealth Management at offices in Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Singapore. He is the Founder and CEO of the NewMark Group, established in 1997, and specialized in market research, business consulting, and financial communication. In 2008, Väth was appointed Managing Director of Frankfurt Main Finance, the Financial Centre initiative for Frankfurt and the leading Financial Centre in Germany and the Euro Zone.

He regularly speaks at international financial conferences on Brexit, FinTechs and Financial Centre Development, Euro Clearing, and Green Finance.

Hubertus is a Partner Fellow of the Financial Think Tank of AFCA and regularly publishes in this capacity. He is a member of the Rotary Club and has a Diploma in Economics from the University of Mainz, Germany. Hubertus is an occasional lecturer at Universities and Business Schools.

Saïd Ibrahimi
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Saïd Ibrahimi

Saïd IBRAHIMI is one of the founders of the World Alliance of International Financial Centers.

Mr. Ibrahimi began his professional career in France where he entered the banking system in 1986 bearing different operational responsibilities in the Group BNP PARIBAS.

He was appointed General Director of the Banque Nationale pour le Développement Economique (BNDE) in September 1995.

His late Majesty King Hassan II appointed him as General Director of the “Caisse Nationale de Crédit Agricole” in September 1997. He successfully developed an important institutional and financial reform when he transformed the state bank into a commercial bank.

He was also vice president of the Professional Association of Moroccan Banks until 2003.

In September 2003, His Majesty King Mohammed VI appointed him as the Kingdom’s treasurer. He ran a modernization plan aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of the country’s administrative services. He also led a major reform project concerning public spending control in which he successfully merged pertinent administrations.

In April 2010, His Majesty King Mohamed VI appointed him as Chief Executive Officer of the Moroccan Financial Board (presently Casablanca Finance City Authority), the authority in charge of the institutional promotion and overall management program of the Casablanca Finance City.