WATCH: How Absa has benefited from SA’s economic recovery
Business Day TV speaks to Absa CEO Jason Quinn
14 March 2022 - 20:34
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SA’s fourth-largest bank by market value, Absa, has more than trebled full-year profit as economic conditions have improved, triggering a decline in credit impairments. Business Day TV spoke to Absa CEO Jason Quinn for insight into the bank’s outlook.
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WATCH: How Absa has benefited from SA’s economic recovery
Business Day TV speaks to Absa CEO Jason Quinn
SA’s fourth-largest bank by market value, Absa, has more than trebled full-year profit as economic conditions have improved, triggering a decline in credit impairments. Business Day TV spoke to Absa CEO Jason Quinn for insight into the bank’s outlook.
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