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Sim,Tshabalala | Standard Bank In June 2008, he was appointed chief executive of SBSA, a role he held until January 2018 In March 2013, he was appointed as the joint group chief executive of SBG, alongside Ben Kruger until September 2017, when he took over as the sole group chief executive officer
Simpiwe Tshabalala - Wikipedia In 2008 he was appointed CEO of Standard Bank South Africa, and one of three Deputy CEOs of Standard Bank Group In 2012, he was given additional responsibility for Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) in South Africa
Standard Bank Executive Leadership Update Standard Bank Group has announced the appointment of Sim Tshabalala as Interim Chief Executive of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited (SBSA) with effect from 8 April 2025, subject to regulatory approval
Sim Tshabalala to step down as Standard Bank CEO in 2027 South African banker Sim Tshabalala will retire at the end of 2027 as chief executive of Standard Bank Group, bringing to a close a 14-year tenure leading Africa’s largest lender by assets The bank confirmed on Thursday that CFO Arno Daehnke will also leave at the same time
End of an era coming for Standard Bank – Daily Investor Standard Bank is set to enter a new era in 2026 when it transitions towards its SBG 2028 strategy and targets, the end of which aligns with the retirement of CEO Sim Tshabalala and CFO Arno Daehnke These targets include headline earnings per share growth of 8% to 12% and an average return on equity (ROE) between 18% and 22% When the bank reports its full-year results for the 2025 financial
Sim Tshabalala’s legacy: Standard Bank’s R1. 6-trillion growth Standard Bank Group CEO Sim Tshabalala (Freddy Mavunda) With the race to replace Sim Tshabalala as the next Standard Bank group CEO wide open, whoever is appointed to the most sought-after role in South Africa’s banking will have huge shoes to fill in replicating or bettering the lender’s growth under Tshabalala