Oil steadies as US plan offers little clarity on Hormuz deadlock
Brent for October settlement slipped 0.1% to $92.04 a barrel at 6:23 a.m. in London.
MTN: Is a R6bn share buyback the best use of cash?
Analysis of MTN’s results and R6bn share repurchase and what really drives returns on the JSE.
Can I open a new retirement annuity after retiring and still receive tax benefits? (Part II)
A second advisor answers this reader’s question.
Lesotho and SA courts freeze assets in big clothing industry fraud case
But the judgments are yet to be implemented because the parties involved have lodged appeals.
CFDs are more complicated than the ‘buy’ button suggests
They offer investors flexibility and market exposure, but their complexity and leverage make understanding the product and the provider essential.
SA Reit chair says ‘balance sheets are looking really good’
Jackie van Niekerk, newly appointed SA Reit Association chair and CEO of JSE-listed Attacq Limited, says the sector remains resilient despite economic uncertainty, with solid access to capital and room for growth.
Eskom dominance to be monitored, possibly regulated
Government plans to follow the utility’s generation business closely as the country moves towards a more competitive wholesale electricity market.
New-format Edgars stores should have listed rivals worried
The once pariah seems to have found its groove …
SA’s market outdoes rating agencies’ outlook
The SA story ‘looks very positive in our opinion, and a good place to start building portfolios’ – Melville du Plessis from Ninety One.
Peregrine Capital launches Building Conviction, a podcast with leaders of exceptional businesses
Episode one sees OUTsurance Group CEO Marthinus Visser in conversation with Peregrine Capital CEO Jacques Conradie, and traces the insurer’s journey from a single office in 1998 to a multinational JSE-listed company worth more than R100bn.