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The Mining Industry Pension Fund (MIPF) Board has announced the appointment of Mr Anymore Taruvinga as the Fund’s new principal officer and chief executive officer, effective from November 1, 2025.
The move aims to strengthen the Fund’s strategic direction and operational resilience to secure long-term retirement benefits for its members.
Mr Taruvinga brings a strong background in finance, investments, and capital markets regulation to the role. Prior to this appointment, he served for three years as the chief executive officer of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZ).
He previously spent eight years with the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), where he held various positions including Product Development Manager, Head of Business Development, and Head of ZSE Markets.
He also possesses experience in stockbroking and banking, having worked as an Investment Analyst and Treasury Dealer (Money Market and Foreign Currency).
MIPF board chairperson, Ms Clara P Sadomba, stated in a press release that the new CEO is tasked with “driving the Fund’s strategic direction focused on enhanced value creation and operational resilience, and positioning the organisation more robustly to deliver on its long term mandate of securing dignified retirement for its members”.
Mr Taruvinga is a CFA Charter holder and holds an MSc Finance and Investment and a BCom Finance (Hon) degree from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST). He also holds a Certificate of Proficiency in Retirement Funds Trusteeship (IIZ).
In addition to his executive experience, Mr Taruvinga currently serves as a Non-Executive Board Member of POSB, where he chairs the Finance Committee. He previously served in a similar non-executive capacity with the Investor Protection Board (also chairing the Finance Committee) and as Vice Chairperson of the National Anti-Money Laundering Advisory Committee.
