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Bank Windhoek appoints James Chapman as Managing Director Designate

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2025-01-08
WINDHOEK, 08 JAN (NAMPA) – Bank Windhoek has announced the appointment of James Chapman as its Managing Director Designate, effective 01 February 2025, following a thorough recruitment process approved by the Bank of Namibia.

According to a media statement issued by Bank Windhoek on Tuesday, Chapman, a chartered accountant with over a decade of experience at Bank Windhoek and its parent company, Capricorn Group, will succeed Baronice Hans, who s...
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