Pakistan’s female CEO Maheen Rahman on breaking barriers

02/02/2016 iaoj Leave a comment

Pakistan’s finance sector is dominated by men but the country’s most successful investment banker is a woman. Maheen Rahman ranks fifth in Forbes ‘Top 40 under 40’. Pakistan correspondent Shaimaa Khalil went to meet her.

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