Financial Expert Jimmy Moyaha Joins Trive South Africa’s Leadership Team

Trive South Africa welcomed Jimmy Moyaha as its new Non-Executive Director. The company brought in Moyaha, a financial expert, to strengthen its leadership team. He is the Founder and Managing Director of Lebowa Capital.

Moyaha has been active in South Africa’s financial sector for years. His experience covers different areas, including regulations and business strategy. He is also the Founder of Lotus Academy, an online learning platform for financial instruments.

Trive South Africa Aims To Strengthen Leadership With Moyaha’s Expertise

Moyaha shared his thoughts about the new role. He said he was excited to serve as an advisor at Trive South Africa. He explained that he had spent years understanding industry laws and regulations, especially across the African market.

He added that he had always supported better conditions for people working in the sector. Moyaha has built a name for himself through work with different financial platforms.

He worked with MoneyWeb and contributed to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority. His background includes a role as an Independent Consultant at Axi. He also has experience with IG, a major financial company.

Trive South Africa explained that bringing in Moyaha supports its strategy of growing leadership and building a stronger presence in the market. As the company expands services in the region, it noted that Moyaha’s expertise would help shape regulatory plans and industry standards.

Moyaha’s work in the financial space has focused on compliance and advisory services. His knowledge of regulations allows him to support companies and individuals in the trading sector.

Trive South Africa Focuses On Regulatory Compliance With Moyaha’s Expertise

Moyaha has spoken about financial regulations in the past. When discussing rules for trading signal providers, he explained that signals are advisory tools. He said they offer price levels and risk management guidance for traders. He said advisory services have always been subject to regulation.

He also shared views on compliance. He pointed out that the Financial Sector Conduct Authority had previously explained that signal providers must have proper licenses. He said the first fine issued in this area showed the risks of operating without the correct approvals.

Trive South Africa expressed confidence in Moyaha’s ability to support its goals. His deep understanding of financial laws is expected to add value to the company’s leadership and future plans.

Furthermore, Trive South Africa said Moyaha’s experience in finance and regulations would help the company strengthen its leadership and market position. His background in compliance and advisory services is expected to support its growth. According to the recent update, his role will focus on industry regulations and business strategies in the region.