FNB Business Welcomes Ghana Msibi as New CEO to Accelerate SME Banking Leadership
In his new role, Msibi will be responsible for driving the FNB Business strategy, which is focused on growth, accelerating the bank’s leadership position in the SME segment, and increasing market share in business banking.
FNB South Africa has announced the appointment of Ghana Msibi as the new CEO for FNB Business. FNB Business is described as South Africa’s largest SME lender, with over one million customers.
In his new role, Msibi will be responsible for driving the FNB Business strategy, which is focused on growth, accelerating the bank’s leadership position in the SME segment, and increasing market share in business banking. He will report to FNB CEO, Harry Kellan, and will also be a member of the FNB Executive Committee.
Msibi brings over 22 years of experience in financial services to the role. He is admired for his ability to achieve results through vision and execution. He previously served as the CEO of WesBank, a position he assumed in 2022, and is credited with significant achievements and helping to shape the company’s strategy. Msibi has a strong background in banking, channel management, insurance, risk, and compliance.
“At FNB we place a premium on identifying and nurturing great leaders and the appointment of Ghana as the new CEO for FNB Business is evidence of the importance of, and value gained, from our strong talent management and robust succession management. He has been an exceptional leader as CEO of WesBank, where he has achieved remarkable success and transformation of the vehicle asset finance and motor business. His deep understanding of our business, strategic acumen, and people-first leadership style have made him a tremendous asset to the broader organisation.”
– Harry Kellan, CEO, FNB
Msibi, who was born and raised in Soweto, holds an undergraduate qualification in Cost and Management Accounting, a postgraduate qualification in Risk and Compliance Management, and an MBA. He will continue to oversee the WesBank portfolio until his successor is appointed to ensure a smooth transition.

