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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 21 MIN

John van Kan discusses Standard Bank’s healthcare banking solutions

from What's Next with Aki Anastasiou · host What's Next

In this What’s Next with Aki Anastasiou interview, John van Kan discusses the importance of incorporating new technologies into Standard Bank’s healthcare banking solutions. Van Kan is the Head of Healthcare Sector, Business and Commercial Banking at Standard Bank and has worked in the banking sector since 2000. In this What’s Next interview, van Kan explains how Standard Bank plays a key role in South Africa’s healthcare sector. He discusses the major milestones it has achieved in the medical banking sector, and how Standard Bank is adapting to the industry’s biggest challenges. Van Kan also explains how Standard Bank supports private medical practices, and reveals several initiatives the bank plans to introduce to support the South African healthcare sector further. He additionally details Standard Bank’s view on the NHI, noting the positives it may offer to South Africans. Van Kan concludes the interview by sharing his advice for healthcare professionals and business owners to strengthen their financial resilience and grow in a competitive industry.

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