Eslam Rekabe
About Eslam Rekabe
Eslam Rekabe is a Credit Admin Officer at The National Bank of Egypt, where he has worked since 2016. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Accountancy and Auditing from Cairo University and has completed various studies in credit management, accounting, and finance.
Work at National Bank of Egypt (NBE)
Eslam Rekabe has been employed at the National Bank of Egypt (NBE) as a Credit Admin Officer since 2016. In this role, he has contributed to the bank's credit administration processes for eight years. His responsibilities include ensuring compliance with Central Bank of Egypt regulations and enhancing the reliability of credit administration through meticulous management of contracts and facility-related documents.
Education and Expertise
Eslam Rekabe has a strong educational background in finance and credit management. He studied at Paris ESLSCA Business School, where he earned an international credit diploma in 2020. He also attended the American University in Cairo's School of Continuing Education, achieving a Foundation degree in Accounting and Finance from 2015 to 2016. Additionally, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy and Auditing from Cairo University, completed from 2009 to 2013.
Background
Eslam Rekabe completed his secondary education at Yousef El Spaaie, graduating with a score of 90% from 2006 to 2009. His academic journey laid the foundation for his career in finance and credit management, leading to his current position at NBE.
Achievements in Credit Management
In his role at the National Bank of Egypt, Eslam Rekabe has developed a comprehensive system for monitoring and reporting on the quality of the credit portfolio. He implemented a process for analyzing customer risk ratings, which aids in informed decision-making. Additionally, he created a reporting mechanism for tracking non-performing customers across various market sectors, contributing to effective risk management strategies.
Process Improvements in Credit Administration
Eslam Rekabe has established protocols to enhance credit administration processes. He ensured the accuracy and completeness of contracts and facility-related documents, which improved reliability. Furthermore, he established a timely renewal protocol for credit facilities, reducing the incidence of non-renovated facilities.