Thank you HSM and Trevor for helping to dispel the propaganda and criminalisation of most of the foremost bankers Zim has ever produced. A sad chapter where our financial services sector was decimated and indirectly responsible for our economic challenges and confidence deficit in banks to this day. The mistakes of the past particularly an arrogant and overbearing RBZ governor then we're exposed when all criminal cases against them were dropped or lost.
Wonderful presentation. At the core of our economic challenges is the issue of capital formation, especially the lack thereof. What Mr Nick Vingirai and others were able to do was to contribute towards the establishment of a robust and responsive black owned financial services architecture that became the bedrock of a decade of economic growth right up to 2003. We hope we will be able to restore such a fincial services sector soon.
I respect Mr Nick Vingirai, yet I find this presentation unconvincing. Could be the time limitation. Essentially he places the blame on the door step of politics, particularly Mugabe and Gono, and downplays poor corporate governance. Take away: as long as politics in Zimbabwe remains warped, the economy, banking included, remains paralyzed.
Thank you HSM and Trevor for helping to dispel the propaganda and criminalisation of most of the foremost bankers Zim has ever produced. A sad chapter where our financial services sector was decimated and indirectly responsible for our economic challenges and confidence deficit in banks to this day. The mistakes of the past particularly an arrogant and overbearing RBZ governor then we're exposed when all criminal cases against them were dropped or lost.
Wonderful presentation. At the core of our economic challenges is the issue of capital formation, especially the lack thereof. What Mr Nick Vingirai and others were able to do was to contribute towards the establishment of a robust and responsive black owned financial services architecture that became the bedrock of a decade of economic growth right up to 2003. We hope we will be able to restore such a fincial services sector soon.
Good insights there
Intermarket opened a lot of doors for SME's and people to get access to finances it was sad to see it collapse alongside with the many banks.
I always say people who are capable are plenty but are not given a chance to do their jobs by those who are Corrupt.
I respect Mr Nick Vingirai, yet I find this presentation unconvincing. Could be the time limitation. Essentially he places the blame on the door step of politics, particularly Mugabe and Gono, and downplays poor corporate governance. Take away: as long as politics in Zimbabwe remains warped, the economy, banking included, remains paralyzed.