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Three top executives of the Trust Bank who recently turned to the courts over the freezing of their severance package by ECOBANK have been asked to proceed on leave.
Joy Business has learnt the three have been asked to take their accumulated leave.
It is not clear whether the action has been influenced by their decision to take on ECOBANK over the freezing of their severance package.
The three managers are Nathan Akainyah, General Manager Operations, Asafo Adjei Osei, General Manager Business Development, Head ICT and E-banking, Emmanuel Obeng Adjei.
ECOBANK last month stopped the payment of some ten million cedi redundancy package to 11 top managers of TTB who opted out of the merged entity because it says the new board of the bank should have been notified first.
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