MTN appoints new risk officer amid historically risky market
MTN has appointed a new Chief Risk Officer amid headwinds spurred by loadshedding and poor global market conditions.Swanepoel says MTN faces many challenges and operation risks in the current telco landscape.
“South African businesses today, including MTN, face many challenges that pose a range of risks to all aspects of their operations,” explains Swanepoel in a press release sent to Hypertext. Swanepoel, pictured in the cover image above, presently holds the position of General Manager: Finance Business Partner at MTN and has organisation-wide experience having served MTN’s Enterprise, Consumer, Fintech, and Technology businesses.
“With many of those years spent in the telecoms, including his current tenure at MTN, Bradley offers a depth and breadth of understanding of the business and brings a strategic lens to risk management. This should help us enhance the role of risk as a strategic lever within our business,” says MTN SA CEO Charles Molapisi.
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