ABSA CEO To Step Down

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Daniel Mminele, formally a deputy governor of the South African Reserve Bank, will be the second banking CEO to leave his role in unhappy circumstances in the space of a few months. According to reports, Mminele is stepping down from his position as CEO, due to differences with executives over the strategic direction of the bank.POLO LETEKA, CHAIRMAN AND FOUNDER OF IDF CAPTIAL helps us understand the story
20 Apr 2021 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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