Thom Mpinganjira Biography - Business Malawi

Thomson Mpinganjira is a Malawian businessman born on February 15th, 1961.

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Thomson Mpinganjira Facts

Thomson Mpinganjira Net worth: $260,000,000 USD -442 Billion Kwacha.
Thomson Mpinganjira occupation: Businessman.
Thomson Mpinganjira Height: 5’8
Thomson Mpinganjira is married to Triephornia Bender.
Thomson Mpinganjira has 2 children.
Thomson Mpinganjira Salary: Estimated at 30 Billion Kwacha a year.
He is on our official list as one of the richest Malawians.

About Thomson Mpinganjira

Thomson Mpinganjira was born in 1961 in Blantyre, Malawi. He is a businessman and accountant who is the founder and group CEO of FDH Financial Holdings Limited, a financial services group in Malawi. He is also a member of the Malawi Economic Council and the Malawi National Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Mpinganjira attended Blantyre Secondary School and then proceeded to Zomba Catholic Secondary School and then went on to study accounting at the University of Malawi. After graduating, he worked as an accountant for several companies, including Deloitte and Mandala. In 2000, he founded the Malawi Stock Exchange and served as its first CEO. In 2008, he founded FDH Bank, which is now one of the largest banks in Malawi.

Dr Mpinganjira is a respected businessman in Malawi and has been recognized for his contributions to the country’s economy. He was awarded the Order of the Distinguished Service (DOS) in 2014 by the Malawian government.

Here are some of his notable achievements:

Founded the Malawi Stock Exchange in 2000.
Served as the first CEO of the Malawi Stock Exchange.
Founded FDH Bank in 2008.
Founder of Ekhaya Luxury Resort & Ekhaya Farm Food.
Lead sponsor of Mighty Mukuru Wanderers FC.
Appointed to the Order of the Distinguished Service (DOS) in 2014.
Member of the Malawi Economic Council.
Member of the Malawi National Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
He is currently the richest Malawian.

He is an inspiration to young people who are looking to start their own businesses. He is also a strong advocate for financial inclusion and has worked to make financial services more accessible to people in Malawi.