FNB leads innovation with the launch of two new payments solutions for SMEs
As a leader in innovation, FNB continues to invest significantly in creating new platform-based capabilities and solutions to ensure that it stays ahead of...
Is the “shrinking” JSE a sign of a sinking ship?
The number of companies listed on the JSE has decreased from 776 to 331 over the past 30 years, with over 14 companies delisting...
Sanlam and Absa set to combine their investment management businesses and it is going...
SANLAM, Africa’s largest non-banking financial services group, and Absa, one of Africa’s largest diversified financial services groups, have announced that they have reached agreement...
Telkom pledges R10m to rebuild small businesses in aftermath of unrest
South Africa recently witnessed civil unrest that led to the destruction of infrastructure, looting, and violence that severely impacted many small and medium businesses...
SA crypto buyers in for the long run
South Africans who own crypto are saving more regularly, have longer term goals and are more financially savvy proving that the stereotypes around cryptocurrency...
Here’s what South Africans think about cryptocurrencies
Controversies around cryptocurrencies have delayed their adoption as mainstream means of payments. South Africans, however, seem to be positive about them according to a...
Will SA introduce a R10 coin? SARB ‘mulling its options’
Only 500 commemorative R10 coins have been produced before – but one SARB official believes ‘it makes financial sense’ to bring more into circulation.
Well,...
Dear President Ramaphosa: This is what SA Startups want
A group of well-meaning and hard-working South Africans are working around the clock to make life easier for South African startups by developing a...
SARB keeps rate on hold on well-anchored inflation expectations
The MPC unanimously decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at a historic low 3.5%, in line with expectations. Well anchored inflation expectations supported...
Time to extend financial relief to Cape Town’s ratepayers?
Cape Town ratepayers must have had mixed reactions when they read the proud announcement by their City that there was still another R1,8 billion...
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