Abdul Rahman Al Jaabari

Abdul Rahman Al Jaabari is compliance counsel at Mubadala Investment Company, a USD $229 billion global investment company based in Abu Dhabi that manages over 100,000 employees in diversified operations and investments in over 50 countries.

Abdul Rahman holds a bachelor's degree in Economics/Political Science from the University of Arizona, and a Master of Studies in Law in Ethics & Compliance from the University of Colorado Law School. Abdul Rahman is also a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional International (CCEP-I), a Certified Leadership Professional in Ethics & Compliance, and a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). 

Abdul Rahman is the Ethics & Compliance Business Partner supporting the Mubadala Investment Company Corporate Units, the Alternative Investments & Infrastructure Platform, and Mubadala Business Services. 

As part of his role, Abdul Rahman supports employees with advice, guidance, and training. Abdul Rahman is the Secretary of the Ethics & Compliance Review Board, sits on the Mubadala Group Cloud Committee and is a member of the Mubadala Critical Response Team. Abdul Rahman also manages the Mubadala Group Ethics & Compliance Helpline and conducts the induction training to new joiners. 

Abdul Rahman joined Mubadala in 2008 where he worked in the Aerospace Unit developing financial models for green field projects like STRATA, SANAD, and the Al Ain Aerospace Cluster. Abdul Rahman worked on a number of strategic Aerospace projects and restructuring initiatives including the turnaround of a USD 1.2 billion global aerospace maintenance repair and overhaul network (SRT) in Switzerland. Abdul Rahman was also a member of the Mubadala Aerospace Asset Management Team.   

Since joining the Mubadala Ethics & Compliance Team in 2013, Abdul Rahman has been able leverage his extensive experience that he earned on the business side. His in-depth understanding of the operations gives him an advantage in his current role, particularly when conducting investigations. Abdul Rahman has worked on hundreds of internal investigations and the development of a number of key Ethics & Compliance policies such as the Mubadala Conflicts of Interest Policy, Helpline Policy, and the drafting of the current Mubadala Group Code of Conduct. In 2017, Abdul Rahman also had the unique opportunity to apply his skills as an Investigator at the Office of Institutional Equity & Compliance (OIEC) at CU Boulder during a 6 month internship following his graduation from the CU Boulder Law School. 

Prior to joining Mubadala Abdul Rahman worked at the Treasury of First Gulf Bank (now First Abu Dhabi Bank) working in the team that managed a global-macro hedge fund.