Change imminent at First Capital Bank 

FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) Zimbabwe has appointed Tapera Mushoriwa as their new managing director.

He takes over from Ciaran McSharry who has been at the helm of FCB since June 25, 2020.

Mushoriwa is coming from National Building Society (NBS) where he had been the financial institutions managing director since September last year.

Tapera Mushoriwa

He has vast experience encompassing digital-led banking, change management and innovation, obtained primarily in the financial services sector.

He started his banking career as an International Graduate Trainee at Standard Chartered Bank, he went on to assume roles and progressive responsibility in Corporate Banking and Digital Banking.

Mushoriwa has earned a solid reputation for transformation and innovation and is expected to spearhead the transformation of FCB Zimbabwe to a diversified Pan-African financial institution.

Under Mushoriwa’s leadership, FCB Zimbabwe is expected to provide relevant solutions to the market, leveraging on technologies and best practices, after enduring a season of latency.

Mushoriwa’s latest assignment was the transformation of NBS, a task that he achieved with distinction after spearheading the launch of a corporate banking division, and the delivery of two housing units, among other innovations, within a year.

Before his stint at NBS as managing director, Mushoriwa worked for Standard Chartered, Cassava Fintech International, and Steward Bank in strategic leadership positions.

First Capital Zimbabwe has the opportunity to reposition itself as a regional financial powerhouse that competes with other top regional banks. With Mushoriwa at the helm, change is imminent at FCB Zimbabwe.