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Bautista is new Amanah Bank Chair-CEO

Amanah Islamic Investment Bank of the Philippines designated Enrique D. Bautista, Jr. as its new Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. He will replace  Armando O. Samia who has rejoined the marketing group of state-owned Development Bank of the Philippines.



Chairman Bautista brings to his post a wealth of experience in banking and management. A BS Management graduate from the Ateneo de Manila University, he has held senior management positions in various companies such as PLDT/Telestat, Inc., Asian Bank, Anscor Capital and Investment Corporation, and Bancom Development Corporation.

Joining Bautista in the board of Amanah Islamic Bank are Jose A. Nuñez, Jr. as vice chairman, and Francisco F. Del Rosario, Jr., Jose Luis Vera, Armando Samia, Samira Gutoc, Nabil Tan, Ibrahim Mamao, and Abdul Hadjisalam as directors.

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