Ali Jabari, a manager whose name is intertwined with corruption and misconduct, is now sitting in the management chair of Iran Insurance. This controversial appointment not only raises questions about his qualifications but also demonstrates the influence and political pressures in appointments within the banking and insurance sectors.
Complex Connections and Corruption Network
Jabari, with a history of corruption in various management positions, is known as one of the members of the Azerbaijani faction in the parliament. Sources close to him report on the key role of Ayat Moradpour, a board member of Iran Insurance Holding, in this network. Moradpour, who has amassed significant wealth from his steel activities, uses this wealth to support representatives from Azerbaijan, including Nikzad.
This relationship not only helped in Jabari's appointment but also introduced him as an intermediary for connecting with Ali Ansari, the owner of Bank Ayandeh and one of the major bank debtors. In 2014, Jabari, as the manager of the Body Damage Compensation Fund, deposited about 1000 billion tomans from these resources into Bank Ayandeh to help save the bank on the brink of bankruptcy.
In exchange for this action, illegal agreements were made to grant low-interest loans to Jabari's associates, which itself indicates the depth of corruption in this system. This communication network, supported by representatives, allowed Jabari to clear the corruption files of his associates and remain safe from legal scrutiny.
The Behind-the-Scenes of Jabari's Selection
The appointment of Abdolnaser Hemmati as the CEO of Iran Insurance was an opportunity for Jabari and his supporters to appoint him to this position. While Jabari was involved in a controversial case during his tenure as deputy at Iran Insurance, which included collusion with Hassan Bidarian and the insurance of a ship that mysteriously sank. Such misconducts indicate a deepening of corruption within the management structure of Iran Insurance.
In fact, Jabari has reached this position solely due to the support of Nikzad and other representatives. This process raises serious questions about transparency and integrity in the management of Iran Insurance and other affiliated institutions.
