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Knysna FNB Job Offer: Relationship Analyst

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With FNB, you can be part of a company that offers you a career, not just a job. With a wide range of employment options and business areas to choose from, you are bound to find a perfect fit. We share accountability with our employees and provide you with the best possible opportunities to learn and grow. We are breaking new ground with our innovative thinking and challenging our employees to think differently and develop into the thought leaders of the future. The foundation of our success is in our entrepreneurial … Read the full article…

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FNB Building (1860)

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This building was built in about 1860 as a private residence. The Thesen family bought it in 1876, who lived here. Later used as a private home and shop by Sarah Atkinson around 1882. Barclay’s Bank DCO (later FNB) opened their first branch here in 1919, renting the building until purchasing the property in 1950. The small entrance door in Main Street led to the manager’s residence upstairs. It has been altered over the years with the upper floor converted into banking offices. The corner gable was added around 1951. … Read the full article…

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Update on Knysna FNB Security Complaint

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It’s lovely to be able to report good news. But first, if you haven’t already, read Knysna FNB Puts the Public at Risk! FNB may have passed the buck (shame on you) and not even bothered to respond properly via the branch or e-complaint even though it was confirmed that the issue had been passed higher up. Thankfully, SBV (the security company) stepped forward and showed that they’re top notch. Mike Shipton, the Executive Head of Cash in Transit, gave me a long call from Gauteng. He demonstrated remarkable people … Read the full article…

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Knysna FNB Puts the Public at Risk!

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On Thursday, September 1 2011, an SBV armoured vehicle parked in front of First National Bank Knysna for a pick-up. It was approximately 1.30pm, peak lunch period and the sidewalk was busy. We only have 3 main streets in Knysna and that point has the most traffic, being on the corner of Grey Street and the N2 which runs through town. There were 4 SBV guards but i don’t know if all belonged to the same vehicle as another had parked across the road, on the corner diagonally opposite, in … Read the full article…

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