1. Sherif Elwan
Contact Information »
Address:
17, Hafez Badawy St. − Nasr
City 11471
Cairo - Egypt
Day Phone: 002−24565566
Evening Phone: 002−23544150
Mobile Phone: 0100−1619440
E-Mail:
sherifelwan@gmail.com
sherif.elwan@cibeg.com
Personal Information »
Nationality: Egyptian
Resident of: Egypt − Cairo
Birth date: 24 Apr 1974
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Work Experience »
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E Feb 2014 − Present
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Retail Risk Management – Collections & Recovery – Secured Products Manager
−Job Description:
- Manage the change of collection methodology – in secured products - from one call
/product to one call /client by training my subordinates to help clients manage their
portfolios during crisis time.
- Provide leadership and adequate supervision to ensure that all work within a specific
area is carried out in an efficient manner and in compliance with the set policies,
processes and procedures.
- Effectively communicate performance expectations; monitor and hold staff accountable
for their performance and their actions.
- Create and sustain an environment which supports teamwork and mutual respect.
- Manage the categorization of arrears cases according to the risk and work to increase
the monthly payments for Secured Credit cards & Loans products, control all
delinquency indicators in order to minimize credit losses.
- Set strategic ideas to reduce past dues and the irregularities in order to enhance the
department performance.
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2. - Approve unit proofs, reports, settlement memos & related supporting documents and
ensure their correctness, consistency, and availability to ensure effective decision
making.
- Achieve target set, through close monitoring subordinates’ performance, number of call/
visits and flow rates for each bucket to identify potential loss accounts.
- Set priorities and put the suitable ideas in order to enhance negotiation, work skills and
all other factors that may enhance the job performance in order to settle the problematic
accounts and reduce the irregularities.
- Participate and recommend improvements to policies, processes and procedures and
manage their implementation to ensure all relevant procedural / legislative requirements
are fulfilled.
- Ensure compliance with all relevant CBE regulations, banking laws, AML regulations
and internal CIB policies and code of conduct in order to maintain CIB’s sound legal
position and mitigate any potential risks.
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E August 2008 – Jan 2014
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Retail Risk Management – Remedial Portfolios Manager
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E July 2002 – July 2008
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Business Development Division – Product Manager “House Gas & Car Gas”
−Job Description:
- Ensuring a timely and comprehensive handover from the team is completed.
- Day to day management of the projects teams.
- Regular reviews and reporting of progress against plan and budget.
- Planning the projects’ track and managing any changes to that may arise when
necessary.
- Obtaining the commitment of resources from management at each stage of the projects.
- Managing the involvement of CIB and customer management - related to the projects.
- Communicate with all projects parties.
- The regular reviewing of projects risks and issues including escalation through the
agreed channels where necessary.
- Managing of the projects change log and application of the agreed change control
process.
- Scheduling of meetings at appropriate stages throughout the projects life.
- Ensuring the quality checks are performed throughout the projects.
- Ensuring that all authorizations are obtained before moving from one stage to the next.
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3. COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E January 2002 − June 2002
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Customer service &Time Deposits Head
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E September 2001 − May 2002
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Collection &Transfer Dept. Head
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E April 2001 − July 2001
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
IDC’s & ODC's Clerk
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E January 2001 − March 2001
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Letter of Guarantee Clerk
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E January 2000 − December 2000
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza – Egypt
Customer service &Time Deposits Clerk
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E June 1998 − December 1999
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Collection Clerk
COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK −EGYPT S.A.E April 1997 − July 1998
Nile Tower Building 21/23 Giza St. − Giza − Egypt
Transfer Clerk
Skills »
• Very good command of English and Arabic languages.
• Extremely accurate.
• Managerial skills
• Ability to coach and motivate subordinates.
• Reliable and cooperative.
• Qualitative and quantitative analytical skills.
• Team player and can work under pressure.
• Problem solving skills.
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4. Education »
FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION June 1995
Zamalek − Cairo, Egypt
Degree: Bachelors − Accounting
Grade: Good
Target Job »
Job Status: Full Time
Category: Banking & Commercial
Target Company
Description: National or International Organization
Notice Period: from 2 to 3 months
Obtained Courses »
 Many CIB and CBE courses in Trade Finance, Customer Service, Time Deposits, Plastic
Money, Forgery & Falsification, Remittances (S.W.I.F.T Incoming and Outgoing
Messages), Insurance arranged by CIL (Commercial Int’l Life Insurance), and Legal
Aspects, Credit Risk Management.
 Financial Modeling held by Euro Money.
 Situational Frontline Leadership held by LTC.
 General Management held by Solutions – Steps.
 Basel II held by Arab Academy.
 Moving up to Management.
 Quality Service Training.
 General Management.
 HR for Line Managers
 Treasury & Risk Management Module.
 Consumer Credit Module.
 Structuring Islamic Retail Finance Products.
 Business Etiquette Passage to Professionalism.
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5.  Advanced Scouring.
 Enterprise Risk Management.
 World Class Risk Management In Banking.
 Best Practices Fraud Risk Management Acquiring & Issuing Card Business.
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6.  Advanced Scouring.
 Enterprise Risk Management.
 World Class Risk Management In Banking.
 Best Practices Fraud Risk Management Acquiring & Issuing Card Business.
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