Pivot Point: Shaka Zwane on Leadership, Innovation & the Future of Banking

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In this edition of Pivot Point we sit down with Shaka Zwane, Head of Insurance & Fiduciary at Standard Bank South Africa, to explore the evolving face of financial services. With a rich career spanning years in the banking sector, Zwane reflects on how the industry has shifted to meet the modern consumer’s needs and where it's headed next.



We unpack the critical role of technology in driving access and inclusion, the changing landscape of risk and insurance, and the tailored solutions Standard Bank is offering in response. And at the heart of it all? Leadership! Bold, responsive, and future-focused.
17 Jul 4PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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