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Gabon: OYIMA promises orderly transition to head of BGFIBank Group

Summary by Financial Afrik
Henri-Claude Oyima will not leave the BGFIBank in haste. Appointed Minister of Economy, Finance, Debt and Equity in the First Government of the Fifth Gabonese Republic, the emblematic leader of the banking group wanted to reassure his shareholders: "I will leave my duties, but in order," he declared this Friday, May 9, 2025, at the ordinary general meeting of the BGFIBank Group. For the banker, no question of rushing things. Read more»
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Gabon: OYIMA promises orderly transition to head of BGFIBank Group

Henri-Claude Oyima will not leave the BGFIBank in haste. Appointed Minister of Economy, Finance, Debt and Equity in the First Government of the Fifth Gabonese Republic, the emblematic leader of the banking group wanted to reassure his shareholders: "I will leave my duties, but in order," he declared this Friday, May 9, 2025, at the ordinary general meeting of the BGFIBank Group. For the banker, no question of rushing things. Read more»

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