NCBA reshuffles leadership following Nedbank acquisition

Bizcommunity6 November 2026 at 15:25

NCBA group has announced changes to its board and corporate governance leadership following Nedbank group’s acquisition of a 66% controlling stake in the Kenyan financial services group, marking an early step in strengthening ties between the two banking institutions.
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