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Barclays parent Absa names career banker as new chief executive

[ad_1] Companies Barclays parent Absa names career banker as new chief executive Monday, January 6, 2020 22:49 By JAMES KARIUKI Barclays Kenya’s parent company Absa Group has appointed career banker Aaron Daniel Mminele as its new chief executive from January 15, replacing René van Wyk. PHOTO | REUTERS Barclays Kenya

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Barclays parent Absa names career banker as new chief executive

[ad_1] Companies Barclays parent Absa names career banker as new chief executive Monday, January 6, 2020 22:49 By JAMES KARIUKI Barclays Kenya’s parent company Absa Group has appointed career banker Aaron Daniel Mminele as its new chief executive from January 15, replacing René van Wyk. PHOTO | REUTERS Barclays Kenya’s parent company Absa Group has appointed career banker Aaron Daniel Mminele as its new chief executive from January 15, replacing René van Wyk. Absa, which separated from its former controlling shareholder Barclays Plc, said Mr Mminele will oversee the multinational’s new strategy of pursuing growth in its African markets. “In terms of his starting point, Mr Mminele will want to assess where we are in implementing our strategy and...

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