Mpinganjira steps aside at FDH Financial Holdings: Chitera acting CEO

Top financial services business mogul Thomson Mpinganjira has stepped aside from the FDH Financial Holdings Limited where he served as chief executive officer (CEO).

Chitera: acting CEO
Thomson Mpinganjira steps aside at FDH

“The stakeholders are therefore informed that from this date, he stepped aside from his role and responsibilities within the FDH Group of Companies,” reads a  statement from financial holdings Chairperson Noel Mkuluchi

His stepping aside from the FDH Financial Holdings follows Constitutional Court judges bribery allegations which are swirling over his head and comes barely a day after the High Court granted him bail after his arrest over the allegations.

“In view of the above, the board is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. George Chitera as an interim Group chief executive officer,” says a statement from the FDH Financial Group made available to Nyasa Times on Thursday.

The statement says Chitera was until his recent appointment, the Group finance officer.

Chitera joined the company in 2007 and has over 15 years extensive professional experience in corporate finance, financial planning and analysis, strategic planning, banking, risk management, capital allocation, treasury, and tax planning, the statement says.

The financial institution says Chitera is a holder of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCC) and holds a Masters of Business Administration from the Polytechnic.

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18 replies on “Mpinganjira steps aside at FDH Financial Holdings: Chitera acting CEO”

  1. Mr Thomas Mpinganjira musatiwonongere dziko choonde we are still young & bright in our minds we will develop our beautiful country.I wish corruption ndi nzake bribes zikanatha Lero and world class infrastructure development zikanayambapo.

  2. Congratulations George. Very inspiring to get that position at that age. Your chance to prove yourself (off course you don’t get that far without a proven track record). I have confidence in you

  3. Why stepping aside one’s own property and at this time with whats just happened?
    Malawi and it’s people is most wise these days.
    Malawi Savings Bank etc being shared amongs people of same family we seen.

    Thank you.

  4. You should quit as board member of ESCOM as well, let alone being a Board Chairman. If you were bribing the judges, how much bribing have you done at ESCOM, no wonder your ESCOM attributed the theft of gensets fuel to guards, a guard who does not even have a K50,000 in his bank account.

  5. Mind games if I was an Investor I would consider getting my money out to buy Airtel shares among other things hehe

  6. He should have followed his colleague Mrs. Jane Ansah. And again my good advice to Mr. Anadkat – ‘stop building 5 star prison hostels’. Prisons are for punishing offenders. Not hotels.

    1. “They don’t build schools anymore, all they’re building are prisons and prisons.” The late Lucky Dube.

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