EEB looks forward on expanding in Singapore, Dubai, and Chennai to take maximum advantage of the rise in trade affairs between the Middle East and the Far East
Established in 2015, Euro Exim Bank Ltd. is one of the fastest-growing international financial institutions. It is headquartered in St. Lucia, West Indies, and has a representative office in London with exclusive dealings with registered corporates and clients based in active markets like UAE, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, China, Africa, and India.
The organization today is flourishing under the able guidance of its Head of compliance and operations, Graham Bright. He has successfully launched a growing network of highly qualified agents, affiliates, and partners designated in key locations who serve the import and export businesses across the globe. EEB focuses on expanding by starting offices in Singapore, Dubai, and Chennai to take maximum advantage of the rise in trade affairs between the Middle East and the Far East.
More about graham bright
Mr. Bright comes with several roles and more than 35 years of experience in the finance industry. His experience encompasses working collaboratively with industry utilities, regulators, and Central Banks, consulting, and partner/channels management. He holds a BA (Hons) degree in Business Studies and is also a serving UK Justice of the Peace in Magistrates Court, on Adult Criminal cases, Proceeds of Crime trials, and on Crown Court appeals. Graham is a regular contributor to trade journals, with published thought leadership articles in the financial technology press, a speaker at international trade industry conferences, award winner and recognized as “Most innovative executive in Trade Finance”
Hiccups on the way
Graham shares that managing change both manmade and natural was a challenge. Even today with hurricanes and floods affecting their offices in the Caribbean and India to the Covid-19 pandemic with its global impact, they are more agile and adaptive than ever. Moving from paper to digital assets, implementing new technologies, contending with rapid and demanding local, national and international regulatory obligations, and moving from an on-site to a remote working environment with security, authority and safety have all challenged the current operations mode. But EEB is proud that they have not just coped but excelled in handling greater volume, diversity, and sustainability of the business.