Vista Bank Burkina: Moumounou Gnankambary appointed managing director
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Banking: Moumounou Gnankambary appointed managing director of Vista Bank Burkina Faso (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Moumounou Gnankambary, former director general of the Treasury, has been appointed managing director of Vista Bank Burkina Faso. His announced mission includes overseeing the planned merger with Société Générale Burkina Faso.
Vista Bank Burkina: Moumounou Gnankambary appointed managing director (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Moumounou Gnankambary has been appointed managing director of Vista Bank Burkina, succeeding Mohamed Ba. He will in particular lead the planned merger with Société Générale Burkina Faso, which the Vista group has agreed to acquire.
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