As Nissan digs deep to resolve a financial crisis – one that an unnamed senior official said left it with only “12 or 14 months to survive” – it is losing a key person that

Nissan's stock rises as CFO Stephen Ma steps down, with CEO Makoto Uchida continuing to face challenges steering the company forward.

Ma joined Nissan in 1996 in North America and worked in financial roles in China and Japan before being promoted to CFO in December of 2019

Nissan Motor's CFO Stephen Ma is set to step down, Bloomberg News reported on Saturday, citing people familiar with the matter. It is unclear whether Ma will leave the automaker or be demoted, the report said.

Reports of Nissan’s CFO leaving follow the departure of chief operating officer Ashwani Gupta in 2023 and the sensational arrest for former chief executive Carlos Ghosn in 2018. Several carmakers are struggling to cope with a shift toward electric cars, increased competition and weak demand from customers.

Motor Co. is facing a leadership change as Chief Financial Officer Stephen Ma is preparing to step down, according to Bloomberg News. This development comes shortly after the Japanese automaker issued a profit warning and announced a major global restructuring plan,

Citing a singificant reduction in income and profitability, the manufacturer said it will cut production capacity by 20 per cent and reduce its global workforce by 9000 employees. A statement released by the company said that “facing a severe situation,