Mohamed Elmustafa Ibrahim

Faisal Islamic Bank of Sudan: Dividends and corporate actions officer
(2010 – 2014):

· Worked with a team in distributing dividends to shareholders.

· Oversaw editing and approval of Annual Report.

· Managed and periodically updated the shareholders database to movement of stock in the Stock Market.

· In a team of six organized the shareholders annual meeting, Oversaw the election ofthe Board of directors and counting of shares, and carried all duties of secretary board of directors.

Faisal Islamic Bank of Sudan: Senior Risk Management Analyst (2014 – 2019)

· Assessed the compliance of the bank’s Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) with local authorities (Central Bank) as well as Basel accords, and provided the necessary recommendations that would enable the bank to reach the optimal capital structure.

· Monitored and examined the performance and financial soundness of the bank using CAMEL report as internal supervisory tool.

· Performed Assets and Liquidity Management tasks through preparing Liquidity gap report, to assist senior management in controlling the maturity mismatches of its assets and liability and therefore get a thorough analysis of their interest rate risk exposure and their Value at Risk (VaR).

· Developed market reports whichcontained detailed analysis of trends and changes in market indicators (commodity prices, equity prices, interest rates, inflation, etc). This report is focused on prices and rating of assets held by the bank, and assists the credit department in evaluating the feasibility studies. It is also used in predicting practical scenarios for stress testing report.

· Conducted Stress Testing reports under reasonable hypothetical scenarios suggested by the central bank or management in accordance with prevailing market conditions.

· Performed (as part of a team) a systematic evaluation of organization's effectiveness, efficiency and economy of operations and reported the findings along with recommendations for improvement.

Faisal Islamic Bank of Sudan:Head of Money Market section in Treasury Department (219-2022).

· Structured a maturity ladder report to have a thorough understanding of the banks liquidity position, which was regularly presented to ALCO.

· Managed the investment of excess liquidity in the interbank market locally and internationally. Enhanced the report that shows the bank profitability and reduced its processing time by more than half.

· Assumed responsibility of complying with policies and regulations of Liquidity Fund Management (LFM) which was regulated by the central bank.