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STANBIC APPOINTS SEPHUMA AS NEW HEAD OF GLOBAL MARKETS

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November 21, 2020
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Lebea Sephuma

Lebea Sephuma

Stanbic Bank Botswana has announced the appointment of Lebea Sephuma as the new Head of Global Markets effective 1st September 2020. Lebea brings with him great wealth of knowledge and expertise in Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB), including international experience having spent five (5) years in South Africa and five (5) more years in Swaziland, where he served as Head of Global Markets.  Lebea first joined Stanbic Bank Botswana in 2003 and rose through the ranks to become Head of Trading before his secondment to Standard Bank South Africa. 

“At Stanbic Bank Botswana, people are our brand thus imperative that we acquire, engage and retain the best of our talents to enable us to fulfil our vision of becoming the leading financial services organisation in Botswana. We are pleased to welcome Lebea back to Stanbic Bank Botswana to lead the Global Markets Division.  Lebea’s role will be focused on developing strategies and leading a team whose responsibility is to support Stanbic Bank’ s Foreign Exchange Customer Requirements, Manage Currency and Interest Rate Risk using complex yet Value Adding Structures.” said Stanbic Bank Botswana’s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB), Sheperd Aisam.

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Lebea joins a team that continues to build a strong portfolio in the market, bolstering its position and aspiration to be the leading Corporate and Investment Bank (CIB) in Botswana.

“As  Leadership, we are convinced that Lebea’s capabilities and credentials will bring value to our clients, identifying and implementing solutions that are innovative and efficient. As we continue to strengthen our capabilities as a team, we do so with a firm conviction to ensure that we are best geared to turn Batswana’s dreams into reality, because we firmly believe that with Stanbic Bank, It Can Be,” saidd Aisam.

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