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Absa falls as deputy CEO steps down

Feb 01 2012 15:05 Reuters

Company Data

Absa Group Limited [JSE : ASA]

Last traded R150.00
Change R0.00
% Change 0.00%
Cumulative volume 1.30m
Market cap R107.73bn

Last Updated: 25/05/2012 at 19:32. Prices are delayed by 15 minutes. Source: McGregor BFA

 

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Johannesburg - Shares of Absa Group [JSE:ASA] turned negative in afternoon trade on Wednesday after it said its veteran deputy chief executive would step down next year, reflecting the latest management chain at the Barclays-controlled lender.

Shares of Absa were down 1.2% at R146.74, having earlier been in positive territory.

Absa said in a statement that 51-year-old Louis von Zeuner will become a non-executive director from January 1, where he will still devote “60% of his time” to the bank, chairing committees and mentoring new talent.

A veteran Absa banker, von Zeuner is well known in South Africa’s industry.

 

 
 
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