BEIRUT — The Association of Banks in Lebanon (ABL) is expected to reappoint Bank of Beirut CEO Salim Sfeir for a fourth consecutive term as its chairman Wednesday, after once again amending its bylaws to allow him to remain in office.According to two invitations dated Aug. 19 and reviewed by L’Orient-Le Jour, ABL members will first convene for an extraordinary general assembly at 12:30 p.m. at the association’s headquarters in Beirut. This will be followed at 1 p.m. by its annual ordinary general assembly.The extraordinary meeting will consider amendments to Articles 10 and 21 of ABL’s bylaws. Under the proposed amendments, the board elected Wednesday could exceptionally comprise 14 members — rather than the 12 stipulated under Article 10 — while the chairman would be permitted to serve a fourth consecutive term, instead of the two...
BEIRUT — The Association of Banks in Lebanon (ABL) is expected to reappoint Bank of Beirut CEO Salim Sfeir for a fourth consecutive term as its chairman Wednesday, after once again amending its bylaws to allow him to remain in office.According to two invitations dated Aug. 19 and reviewed by L’Orient-Le Jour, ABL members will first convene for an extraordinary general assembly at 12:30 p.m. at the association’s headquarters in Beirut. This will be followed at 1 p.m. by its annual ordinary general assembly.The extraordinary meeting will consider amendments to Articles 10 and 21 of ABL’s bylaws. Under the proposed amendments, the board elected Wednesday could exceptionally comprise 14 members — rather than the 12 stipulated under Article 10 — while the chairman would be permitted to serve a fourth consecutive term, instead of...
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