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Union Bank of Cameroon’s board appoints Felix Landry Njoume as new MD

Union Bank of Cameroon’s board appoints Felix Landry Njoume as new MD
  • Comments   -   Wednesday, 05 August 2020 16:13

(Business in Cameroon) - Subject to regulatory approval, Felix Landry Njoum is the new Managing Director of Union Bank of Cameroon (UBC) PLC. "Compliance and regulatory steps are already being taken to obtain final approval per regulatory procedures," the Cameroonian bank explains.

Mr. Njoume is a seasoned banker with over 17 years of experience in the industry. He has held several senior positions at Ecobank; including being in charge of consumer banking in Cameroon, being the regional head of Cemac for commercial banking, and also regional head of finance for Cemac countries.

He holds a Master's degree in Management from the University of Paris 1 Sorbonne and an MBA from IAE Paris (Sorbonne Graduate Business School). He also completed an Executive Program in Management and Research at Georgetown University in Washington DC and holds a Graduate Diploma in Finance from the University of Douala.

"The board of directors is confident that Mr. Njoume, an astute and bilingual manager, will continue an unbroken chain of performance and roll out sound strategies that will contribute to the achievement of the goals set by the Union Bank of Cameroon," the bank's board of directors indicated.

Felix Landry Njoum replaces Oladedji B. Charmel who spent nearly 4 years in this position. The banking institution he is taking over was authorized by the monetary authority in 1999. But, UBC started operations in January 2000. It now has 11 branches in five regions in Cameroon and covers over 80% of the Cameroonian banking market. It also has a clearing office at the Port of Douala.

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