Mr. Kamran Munir Ansari is a Chartered Accountant by profession from A.F. Ferguson & Co., a member firm of PWC network. He possesses diversified experience of capital markets, automobile assembling units and manufacturing entities in the areas of investment banking, market making, risk management, banking, core finance, treasury and operations.

He has served as the Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretary of JS Global and KASB Securities lately acquired by AKD Securities. He was the Vice President – Operations Finance at Pakistan Services Limited before his latest stint as a Senior Financial Consultant with a large business conglomerate.

Dato' Khawaja Muhammad Salman Younis has 37 years of experi¬ence in banking industry covering services, support, information technology, business development, corporate finance, advisory, risk management, restructuring, process reengineering, proj¬ect management, asset management, private equity, regulatory and anti-money laundering compliance, administration and training. Prior to founding and joining the Al-Tayseer Group, Mr. Salman Younis was with one of the world's leading Islamic banks based out of the GCC where he was responsible for setting up the Bank's operations in Malaysia in 2005 in a record of 5 months, and helming the bank as its Managing Director for 3 year during which time the Bank was voted as the Best Islamic Bank in the World by Islamic Finance News in 2006. He was also instrumental in setting up the Bank's representative offices in Australia and Singapore and its asset management was one of the first Islamic Fund Management Companies to be licensed by the Securities Commissions of Malaysia. He has worked for the Citi Group from November 1981 to August 2001. Between 1981 and 1996, he worked in various capacities with the Saudi American Bank, now knows as SAMBA. In areas of services, support and information technology and later with the corporate and investment group where he concluded several high profile structured deals in oil and gas, petrochemical, shipping, water and power, high tech operation a maintenance, infrastruc¬ture development, contracting and trading. During his stay with SAMBA, he witnessed three economic down turns and was also involved in remedial management of complex credits and several successful restructuring and rescheduling. In September 1996, he was transferred from SAMBA to Citi Bahrain and was part of the team responsible for setting up Citi Islamic Investment Bank (CIIB), the first Islamic bank to set up as an International Financial Institution. In 1998, he was promoted and appointed as Managing Director of CIIB and Head of Global Islamic Finance. At CIIB, he developed a range of Islamic banking products and also structured first time Shariah compatible deals for clients in Eastern Europe, Brazil, Korea and Taiwan among others.

He has worked for the Citi Group from November 1981 to August 2001. Between 1981 and 1996, he worked in various capacities with the Saudi American Bank, now knows as SAMBA. In areas of services, support and information technology and later with the corporate and investment group where he concluded several high profile structured deals in oil and gas, petrochemical, shipping, water and power, high tech operation a maintenance, infrastructure development, contracting and trading. During his stay with SAMBA, he witnessed three economic down turns and was also involved in remedial management of complex credits and several successful re-structuring and re-scheduling.

In September 1996, he transferred from SAMBA to City Bahrain and was part of the team responsible for setting up Citi Islamic Investment Bank (CIIB), the first Islamic bank to set up as an International Financial Institution. In 1998, he was promoted and appointed as Managing Director of CIIB and Head of Global Islamic Finance. At CIIB, he developed a range of Islamic banking products and also structured first time Shariah compatible deals for clients in Easter Europe, Brazil, Korea and Taiwan among others.