Investcorp Capital plc, an investor in alternative investment opportunities within private markets, recently announced the appointment of Sana Khater as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective as of September 1st 2025.
Industry sources added that Sana brings over 35 years of financial and strategic leadership experience from international C-Suite positions across both listed and private companies, including Aldar, Waha Capital, NBK Capital, and National Bank of Kuwait.
As the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Investcorp Capital, she will be able to leverage her proven ability to drive shareholder value and deliver operational excellence across both public and private institutions in helping the Company capitalize on global investment opportunities and advance its alternative investments-focused strategy for all its stakeholders. The appointment also significantly boosts the firm’s stakeholder management capabilities.
Mohammed Alardhi, Chairman of Investcorp Capital, stated: “We are delighted to welcome Sana as the new CEO of Investcorp Capital. Her exceptional leadership experience and deep expertise in financial services positions her well to steer ICAP through its next chapter. Abu Dhabi continues to strengthen its position as a global hub for investment firms, and I am confident that Sana will harness this momentum, as she leads the business with distinction and ambition. I look forward to working with Sana to drive shareholder value and grow the Company.”
Sana Khater, Incoming CEO of Investcorp Capital, commented: “I am honoured and excited to join Investcorp Capital at such a pivotal time in its growth journey. The Company is truly unique and, with its differentiated investment platform and offering, is well-positioned to create value through its exposure to the global alternatives space backed by over 42 years of Investcorp’s track record. I look forward to working with the Board, the Investcorp team, and all our stakeholders to build on the Company’s momentum and drive sustainable, long-term performance and value for shareholders.”
Industry sources further added that under her guidance, she successfully led businesses through international growth, complex transformations, capital allocations, and corporate governance initiatives. She brings profound understanding of a complementary set of industries, including private equity, real estate, asset management, and financial services.
Sana succeeds Mohamed Aamer, who has served as Interim CEO since March 2025. Until Sana officially joins Mr. Aamer will continue to lead the company and ensure a smooth leadership transition process.
