Stanbic Bank Confirms Michael Mutiga as Chief Executive
He takes over from Abraham Ongenge, who has been serving as CEO in an acting capacity.
Stanbic Bank has confirmed Michael Mutiga as its substantive Chief Executive, replacing Abraham Ongenge, who had held the role in an acting capacity. The permanent appointment ends a period of interim leadership, which may signal a shift toward longer-term strategic continuity at the bank.
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