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Absa CEO Arrie Rautenbach to step down
Absa Group on Monday said CEO Arrie Rautenbach will take early retirement from the company.
Keynote address by Deputy President Paul Shipokosa Mashatile at the Localisation Gala Dinner of the Buy Local Conference and Expo, Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg | The Presidency
Programme Director; Minister of Trade Industry and Competition, Mr Ebrahim Patel Chairman of the Proudly SA Board, Mr. Howard Gabriels and the Board Directors of the Proudly SA; CEO of Proudly SA, Mr Eustace Mashimbye; CEO of Southern Sun, Mr Marcel von Aulock; CEO of ABSA, Mr Arrie Rautenbach; The CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, Ms Busisiwe Mavuso All CEO’s and Captains of Industry present here this evening; The recipient of The Order of Ikhamanga, Dr John Kani; Leaders of Civil...
Arrie Rautenbach | Banks are social creations - they must show empathy in tough times
It makes sense for banks to invest in communities and practically show empathy during tough times, writes Absa Group CEO Arrie Rautenbach. For more financial news, go to the News24 Business front page. For centuries, the banking sector has attracted bellicose public reviews from various opinion-makers and ordinary people throughout the world. These sentiments have tended to be gloomier in the developing world.
Where to now for 'traditional' banks amid the big shift to digital?
Opinion Customers are key as never before as banks navigate the future 01 September 2019 - 00:00 By ARRIE RAUTENBACH Plate tectonics, the scientific theory describing the large-scale motion of the major continental plates across the Earth’s lithosphere, has shaped our planet for millennia. These gradual but powerful forces of change have left a lasting impression on our landscape.
Mobile payment methods are game changer for Africa
WRITING in his latest annual “Gates Notes” letter, Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates highlighted the digital banking sector and observed that smartphones and mobile technology would define banking in Africa, especially in those communities where the cost of banking and a lack of infrastructure remain major barriers to entry. Gates’ view is reflected in part by figures from technology company Ericsson.
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