Qatar Petroleum’s finance director, Abdulrahman Al Shaibi, is, says one banker, the most powerful man in Qatar outside the royal family. At international banks, this is especially true for bankers in loans and debt capital markets.
Al Shaibi’s unit manages all the financing and investments made by the national oil and gas company – as well as its growing subsidiaries in steel and petrochemicals, at home and abroad.
He is also someone who’ll be pitched for mandates to book-run Qatar’s ever more regular sovereign bonds.
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