ABSA Bank Ghana appoints new Board Chair

Absa Bank Ghana LTD has appointed Mr Stephen Ato Frimpong as Board Chair, effective October 1, 2026. Mr Frimpong joined the Board of Absa Bank Ghana LTD as an Independent Non-Executive Director on March 1, 2021. He has chaired the Board Audit Committee and the Board Social, Sustainability and Ethics Committee and previously chaired the … The post ABSA Bank Ghana appoints new Board Chair appeared…

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