Amir Saleem

Amir Saleem

Senior Director

Amir is a Senior Director at bfinance and leads work with our clients in the Middle East & South East Asia. He joined bfinance in 2015 initially working closely with both the CEO and Global Head of Client Consulting on a range of strategic initiatives. Prior to this, Amir was Head of Investor Relations for Institutional Investor’s Sovereign Investor Institute, working with senior officials and investment heads from sovereign wealth funds, state pension/social security funds and central bank reserve managers globally, covering a wide range of investment management, strategic and governance issues. Amir graduated from University College London (UCL) with a BSc in Economics.


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