Ex-Budget Secretary Pangandaman to Lead Philippines' Sole Islamic Bank Amid Reforms
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Ex-Budget Secretary Pangandaman to Lead Philippines' Sole Islamic Bank Amid Reforms

Amenah Pangandaman, former Secretary of Budget and Management, has been appointed as the new chair and CEO of the Al-Amanah Islamic Investment Bank of the Philippines (AAIIBP). Her leadership is expected to continue the bank's efforts in strengthening Islamic banking, promoting financial inclusion, and driving sustainable development.

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