Managers of Wealth Africa

Botswana: Masisi Announces 16 Person Strong Team

President Masisi said he also convened the meeting to give the team an outline on major policy shift that he would announce publicly on Friday.

HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. announces new Head of Commercial Banking

Before taking up her role as Chief Risk Officer of the Bank in April 2013, she worked in the Bank’s Retail Banking and Wealth Management division, where she headed the Customer Value Management department.

Bank loses four directors to regulatory directive

The directive impacts four directors plus group chair William Rodger Jardine, who has been on the board for 8 years and 11 months.

World Bank appoints New Country Director for Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone

Laporte is also a former International Monetary Fund Economist and Fund Resident Representative.

Nomura AM bolsters EMEA distribution team

Prior to this, Sackitey spent 7 years at Jupiter Asset Management, most recently as regional sales manager.

International forensics experts joins ENSafrica

Her exceptional accounting skills and experience augment the strong legal, investigative and digital forensic expertise of our multidisciplinary forensics team.

TymeBank is starting to look like a retirement village for Nedbank execs

Boardman, who is also a director of ARC, has gone into his little black book to bolster the Tyme board with critical banking skills, it seems.

EOH has 3 new independent directors on its board

“These appointments are another important milestone for the EOH Group as the skill and experience brought by our incoming directors will go a long way towards enhancing and complementing our leadership capability and governance oversight.

Nedbank is looking for a new managing director for Zim unit

The new Nedbank MD will have to “assume operational accountability for the business performance” of Nedbank Zimbabwe, according to the vacancy posting.

Equity Bank enters Ethiopia

The entry of Equity Bank into Ethiopia a country with a population of nearly 100 million people, follows Ethiopia’s government appointment of a privatization commission and the ongoing reforms which are aimed at promoting a growing private sector.