BMA Capital chairman resigns
Karachi, May 26, 2011
BMA Capital, a leading financial services firm in Pakistan, has announced the resignation of Farrukh Hussain Khan from all posts at the company, including his roles as executive vice chairman and board member.
Farrukh Khan was one of the founders of BMA Capital in 1992 and was an instrumental part of the company’s development in its early years.
The leadership of the company remains unchanged under its current chief executive officer, Moazzam Mazhar Malik, the company said.-TradeArabia News Service
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