About Zb financial holdings

ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH) is a leading financial services provider in Zimbabwe, offering banking, insurance, and investment solutions. The company focuses on customer-centric services, with digital and physical service channels. In 2023, Luxon Zembe was appointed as Board Chairman, bringing over 30 years of corporate governance experience. ZBFH is also involved in corporate social responsibility initiatives, including a partnership with the Catholic Church to combat drug abuse. The group continues to innovate through digital banking platforms like MyZBapp, internet banking, WhatsApp banking, and e-wallet services.

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21 Natal Road Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe

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