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According to Oman-based newspaper, the Muscat Daily, the current HSBC Oman chief executive Ewan Stirling has been appointed CEO of the combined entity which is now purportedly the second largest player in the sultanate’s banking sector.
As reported in April, HSBC has the majority share in the new entity owning 51% of its shares.
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