- Ghanaian-heritage executive broke a 325-year barrier at 36.
- From Oxford chemistry laboratories to overseeing billions, Kyei is reshaping leadership.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – Afua Kyei was 36 when she became the Bank of England’s first Black chief financial officer, breaking a barrier more than three centuries old.
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