Qatar Holding dealmaker tops Expat Power List
Banking & Finance
Anthony Armstrong takes the top spot; 28 new entries in this year's list.
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- Welcome to the Expat Power 50
- 28 new entries in Expat Power list 2010
- 'Micky' Jagtiani Gulf's most influential Indian
- Finance chiefs star in Expat Power list
Welcome to the Expat Power 50
Banking & Finance
The second annual Expat Power 50 looks at the most influential expatriates living and working in the Gulf today.
28 new entries in Expat Power list 2010
Culture & Society
Total of 14 nationalities in this year’s list, working in 13 sectors across six GCC states.
'Micky' Jagtiani Gulf's most influential Indian
Banking & Finance
Landmark group head among the ten Indians in GCC's 50 most influential expats' list.
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