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MR. Manoochehr Zamani Farizhendi
Member of the Board
First Name |
Manoochehr |
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Last Name
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Zamani Farizhendi |
Position
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Board Member |
Educational Background
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M.A.
in Business
Management
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Professional
Background
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Office
staff in Bank Saderat Iran in 1987-1988
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Bank's
cashier in Bank Saderat Iran in 1988-1991
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Office
staff in Bank Saderat Iran in 1991-1994
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Assistant
Expert in financial, Foreign Exchange and Economic Affairs
in Bank Saderat Iran in 1994-1997
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Expert in
financial affairs in Bank Saderat Iran in 1997
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Senior
Expert in the Department of Investment Research of Chabahar
Offshore Organization in 1998
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Assistant
Chairman of Bank Saderat Iran, Paris Br. in 2002
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Chairman of
Bank Saderat Iran, Paris Br. in 2004-2006
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Research
Background
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Presenting
articles on the following subjects:
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The Role of
Budget in Bank Saderat Iran
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The
Analyses of the Bank Saderat in Provinces in a five-year
period
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The Role of
Human Resources in Manufacturing and Service Institutions
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The Ways of
Preventing Deferred Payment in Banking System
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Research Committee
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Member of the
Marketing Committee in Bank Saderat Iran
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Member of the
Committee, investigating on the foreign exchange problems of
Bank Saderat Iran in Provinces
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Member of the
Financial Engineering Committee in Bank Sadarat Iran
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Bank Refah was founded in June 1960, in accordance
with Note 39 of the previous year's Budget Law, with the aim
of providing welfare and facilities in order to meet the workers'
needs. Its initial investment of 400 million I.R.R. was designated
by Social Security Organization. In 1979, following the bill
on administration of banking affairs and nationalization of
the banks, Bank Refah was considered as a commercial bank and
in July 1993, it was being supported by S.S.O owning 46% shares
of the bank.
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