A woman walks past a Standard Bank logo at the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2024 conference in Cape Town, South Africa February 7, 2024. REUTERS/Esa Alexander/File Photo Standard Bank Group ...

Standard Bank, a leader in Africa’s energy and infrastructure development, is proud to announce changes to its sustainable finance mobilisation targets aimed at maximising positive impact and ...

For generations, Standard Bank Wealth and Investment has been a leader in serving high-net-worth clients and families. Its ...

In Africa’s dynamic financial landscape, Standard Bank Wealth and Investment is redefining digital wealth management by ...

Standard Bank’s top executives scored massive paydays for 2024 despite a mixed performance for South Africa’s largest bank by assets under management. The bank’s headline earnings increased ...

Standard Bank Group deputy CEO and CEO of Standard Bank of South Africa (SBSA), Kenny Fihla, the has tendered his resignation after an illustrious 18-year tenure at the bank. Standard Bank Group ...

A woman walks past a Standard Bank logo at the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2024 conference in Cape Town, South Africa February 7, 2024. REUTERS/Esa Alexander/File Photo JOHANNESBURG ...

JSE-listed Standard Bank, South Africa’s largest lender by capital and assets, remains optimistic about the year ahead – despite potential trade disruptions as a result of US policy changes ...

South Africa’s Absa Group hired Kenny Fihla, deputy chief executive officer of Standard Bank Group, as its next head. Fihla will start as the lender’s CEO on 17 June, according to a statement.

JOHANNESBURG, March 13 (Reuters) - Standard Bank (SBKJ.J), opens new tab, Africa's biggest lender by assets, on Thursday forecast headline earnings per share (HEPS) growth of 8-12% over the medium ...

Standard Bank also revealed that it has increases its minimum salary, effective 1 March 2025. “The minimum banking guaranteed package has also been increased to R258 390 per annum from R244 920 ...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Standard Bank, Africa's biggest lender by assets, on Thursday forecast headline earnings per share (HEPS) growth of 8-12% over the medium term after its annual profit rose 4%.