MUSCAT: The Oman Banks Association (OBA) has announced the appointment of Mustahil Ahmed Al Mamari as its new Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant leadership change aimed at advancing the growth and transformation of Oman’s banking sector.
Al Mamari brings with him over 15 years of experience in transformation, strategy, and digital innovation across the banking industry. Prior to his appointment, he served as Assistant General Manager – Head of Strategy and Transformation at the National Bank of Oman (NBO), where he directed several strategic initiatives, including the CEO office, brand office, and transformation and acceleration unit.
A recognized leader in digital business transformation, Al Mamari holds an executive certificate in Digital Business Strategy from MIT Sloan and another in Digital Business Transformation from Singapore Management University, in addition to Prince2 and ITIL certifications.
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In his new role, Al Mamari will oversee OBA’s mission to strengthen collaboration among Oman’s financial institutions, promote innovation, and support the implementation of Oman Vision 2040 objectives for the financial sector.
“The Oman Banks Association looks forward to his leadership in advancing OBA’s vision and the banking sector in Oman,” the association said in a statement.
