Werner Kriel

Financial Consultant

About Werner

Werner joined the FinGlobal team in July 2013.

He holds a BCom degree in management accounting from the University of South Africa and a Project Management Prince2 Practitioner certification from Torque IT.

After starting his career at Boland Bank in 1993, Werner spent the last 7 years of his 20-year banking career as a Business Bank Manager with Nedbank Ltd. In July 2013 Werner took on a new position at FinGlobal as a Financial Consultant and was appointed as Head of Sales in 2017.

During his nine years with FinGlobal, Werner gained practical experience of the challenges South African Expats face relating to exchange control regulations, and dealing with banks, insurers, and SARS from abroad. Werner is passionate for finding practical solutions to the challenges that South African expats face.

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