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Business Advisory & Financial Services News

    Saving Doesn't Start With Money

    Saving Doesn’t Start With Money

    Give yourself a reason to start saving That money in itself is not always number one which is an odd thing for a money man...
    B20 South Africa urges global collaboration

    B20 South Africa urges global collaboration to unlock finance, trade and governance for inclusive...

    B20 South Africa highlighted the critical need for global cooperation as geopolitical fragmentation threatens to derail progress on pressing economic challenges. At a high-level...

    Cryptocurrency and Exchange Control: The legal implications of Standard Bank of South Africa v...

    Introduction In a groundbreaking decision handed down on 15 May 2025 in Standard Bank of South Africa v South African Reserve Bank and Others ...

    Invest Cape Town hosts inaugural business breakfast to drive economic dialogue and collaboration

    The City of Cape Town’s Invest Cape Town team, in collaboration with the Economic Analysis unit, successfully hosted the first-ever Invest Cape Town Business...

    The budget highlights why South Africa needs mining to thrive

    THE Minerals Council South Africa (MCSA) notes the tabling of the third iteration of the 2025 National Budget which highlights why the economy needs...

    US tariffs 2025: 31% blow to South African exports

    By Chris Hattingh Over the course of the first five months of 2025, United States (US) President Donald Trump and his administration have worked –...

    What Africa needs from banks to achieve its energy transition

    By Rentia van Tonder, Head of Power, and Aadil Cajee, Head of Energy & Infrastructure Finance at Standard Bank CIB The future of energy in...

    Public exit: Why SA businesses are moving to private cloud

    Just a handful of years ago, it seemed public cloud was the answer to everyone’s needs. Adoption surged so quickly that it created thousands...

    We built the bank of the future

    The banking sector isn’t just evolving — it’s being rebuilt from the inside out. And companies like Synthesis are laying the foundations. At the centre...

    A Willful Shift: New data shows increased growth in estate planning

    Just a few years ago, most people still thought that a last will and testament was only for the wealthy or elite. New research...

    Business Advisory & Financial Services News

    Cape Business News (CBN) provides insights into business advisory and financial services news, highlighting trends in investment, risk management, and financial planning. This sector’s news includes updates on mergers, acquisitions, and regulatory changes impacting financial markets in South Africa. CBN covers topics like fintech innovations, strategic consulting, and advisory services that help companies navigate economic challenges and growth opportunities. Financial news on CBN is essential for professionals in finance and business strategy, offering updates that support effective decision-making in today’s complex economic landscape.

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    Strategic co-location of IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa to boost...

    IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa will be co-located at the Gallagher Convention Centre this year to optimise the synergies across the laboratories, science...

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