MaichBlack, na mambo bado!

@QW25091985 - Are you saying this group was compromised?

But James Arthur Baldwin put it best when he said "I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone... they will be forced to deal with pain"

why is it that you guys are defending eqty so much anyway? is it the best bank? no, is it the employer of choice? no. are its employees the most overworked? yes. if it is such good, why does it not have cctv cameras in its banking halls. that guy may receive accolades all he wants but equity is still wanting.

KYT:We defend Equity because we have shares in the bank.I guess haters have shares in KCB,Stanchart and barclays.

There are three sides to an argument; your side, my side and the right side!!!

Go Mwangi. Shame all the haters!

1. What are the metrics? What was being rewarded?
2. Does Mwangi = Equity?
3. Does it not spell disaster for Equity if its built on the cult of Mwangi rather than institutions?
4. Who will eulogize the small scale farmers that Mwangi bought out at a pittance to consolidate his grip on Equity?
5. Do you believe that the finance experts you talk about truly know the story of Equity?

The world has been hungry for a success story coming out of Africa so you have to put the M-Pesa and Equity stories in perspective!

Comment on post #5 also.

@Maich,...also consider where companies run promotions/raffles/competitions ...there is usually a disclaimer that Employees and close relatives are not eligible. Employees and relatives that have participated, won and then discovered are usually stripped of the prize.
The objective is to eliminate the perception of bias, even when we know sometimes pure chance/luck are at play. It is the same sort of principle I am applying with my argument.

The questions I asked have not been responded to.

fyi, even the collapsed Lehman Brothers of this world were once case studies for Ivy League Schools.

Unga Ltd also forms one of the best case studies for any aspiring MBA keen on getting real world education.

Failures often offer better lessons. I am waiting for change of government at least 4 times before passing my judgement on Mwangi's business savvy. The likes of Barclays and KCB may not attract much press/awards but have shown the resilience required of financial institutions. More importantly Mwangi was being rewarded as an individual. When will Equity win the awards? Isnt there something wrong when he keeps on winning but it doesnt translate to similar awards for his institution?

They (lehman bro's) still are a case study....they say there are 2 or more views of a story...a case study is a story WHAT the story is all about is what matters.
PS. They will do a case study on you when you do your thing differently.