Michel Longhini has joined Emirates Investment Bank as its new Chief Executive Officer based in Dubai.
Longhini exited his earlier role as Group Head of Global Private Banking at First Abu Dhabi Bank, having spent almost 3 years with the bank. His departure triggered a reoganisation at FAB that will see Singapore-based Murli Adury relocate to the region to take on Longhini’s role.
Longhini joined the Abu Dhabi bank in 2023 from Edmond de Rothschild, where he was Chief Executive for Private Banking, based in Geneva. Prior to this he spent over 9 years at UBP where he was CEO of Private Banking and before this 6.5 years with BNP Paribas Wealth Management.
His appointment follows that of Syed Yahya Sultan, who also joined Emirates Investment Bank from FAB four months ago. Sultan spent five months at FAB as a Private Banker and spent over a decade at Emirates NBD in various roles, including Singapore-based private banking head.
Emirates Investment Bank is an independent private bank based in Dubai. It is regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE, and is a listed entity on the Dubai Financial Market.
