FDH Bank appoints George Chitera Acting Managing Director

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FDH Bank appoints George Chitera Acting Managing Director

FDH Financial Holdings Limited (FDHFHL) Group has appointed George Chitera, a renowned Chartered Accountant, as Acting Managing Director of the bank. Before the new appointment, Chitera, an experienced banker, was serving as the groups deputy Managing Director and his elevation to the pinnacle follows the retirement of the bank's Managing Director and former Reserve Bank […]

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