Was Absa’s CEO forced out after a reported breakdown?
By Vernon Pillay | Published Aug 19, 2024
Absa’s CEO Arrie Rautenbach will take early retirement. Last month it was reported that he broke down during a meeting with Absa’s senior leaders.
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