The Governor of Angola's National Bank (BNA), Manuel Tiago Dias, has sworn in new members to the Ethics Commission and Remuneration Committee. The appointments aim to enhance the bank's corporate governance, integrity, and internal control mechanisms. On September 29, Ana Domingos Geraldo was appointed as President of the Ethics Commission, alongside Virgílio Rodrigues Coelho and Pedro Kabinda Kuassa as members. The appointments were made by the BNA's Board of Administration, in accordance with the National Bank of Angola Law.
The newly appointed members of the Ethics Commission bring significant technical expertise and a strong commitment to their new roles. Manuel Tiago Dias emphasized the importance of the Ethics Commission in promoting good governance, integrity, and ethical principles within the bank. He congratulated the new members and expressed his confidence in their ability to contribute to the bank's institutional integrity and ethics.
The Ethics Commission plays a vital role in ensuring that the bank's activities are guided by the highest standards of ethics and integrity. The commission's president, Ana Domingos Geraldo, and members, Virgílio Rodrigues Coelho and Pedro Kabinda Kuassa, were appointed to ensure that the bank's operations are transparent and accountable. The BNA's Board of Administration made the appointments in accordance with the law.
In a related development, Pedro da Cunha Neto has been appointed as a member of the Remuneration Committee. The ceremony, which took place at the BNA, was attended by members of the Board of Administration and senior officials of the bank. Mário Palhares, President of the Remuneration Committee, was also present. The appointments are expected to strengthen the bank's governance and control mechanisms.
The BNA has stated that the new appointments will contribute to the enhancement of its governance and internal control mechanisms. The bank is committed to promoting good practices and ensuring that its operations are guided by the highest standards of integrity and ethics. The Ethics Commission and Remuneration Committee will play a crucial role in achieving this goal.
The appointments reflect the BNA's commitment to transparency and accountability. The bank's Governor, Manuel Tiago Dias, has emphasized the importance of good governance and integrity in the bank's operations. The new members of the Ethics Commission and Remuneration Committee are expected to make a significant contribution to the bank's efforts to promote good governance and integrity.
The BNA's efforts to strengthen its governance and control mechanisms are ongoing. The bank is committed to ensuring that its operations are guided by the highest standards of integrity and ethics. The appointments of the new members to the Ethics Commission and Remuneration Committee are part of this effort.
Key points
- The National Bank of Angola has appointed new members to its Ethics Commission and Remuneration Committee.
- The appointments aim to enhance the bank's corporate governance, integrity, and internal control mechanisms.
- The new members bring significant technical expertise and a strong commitment to their new roles.
