Having appointed a new CEO, Absa has bought itself relative stability. However, the buck now passes to Kenny Fihla to bring much-needed certainty. 

Among several decisions he has to make, Fihla, who is now serving gardening leave, has to work out what to do with Charles Russon, the interim CEO who lost out to him. And he will need to appoint someone to head up Absa’s SA retail operations, which are undergoing a sweeping restructuring. ..

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