Structural reforms in South Africa are starting to make progress, says Nedbank Chief Executive Jason Quinn. He says the South African lender is well-positioned to take part in the 1.1 trillion rand of investment opportunity he sees in the country. Quinn spoke with Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja on 'Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.' (Source: Bloomberg)
Structural reforms in South Africa are starting to make progress, says Nedbank Chief Executive Jason Quinn. He says the South African lender is well-positioned to take part in the 1.1 trillion rand of investment opportunity he sees in the country. Quinn spoke with Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja on 'Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.' (Source: Bloomberg)
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