Luvuyo Masinda, still in his 40s, has emerged as one of the key players at Standard Bank following the recent change of role of his boss Kenny Fihla, who is now playing a more pronounced role at group level.          

Masinda, 44, has been promoted to deputy CEO of the lender’s corporate and investment (CIB) business in a move that allows Fihla to help group CEO Sim Tshabalala run the vast organisation, with assets north of R2.5-trillion...

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