Cofi Bill: SA financial sector about to be relicensed from scratch
The transition could be complex – especially for outsourced service providers, where some uncertainty remains.
Crypto arbitrage premium hits ‘new normal’ below 1%
It nudged above 1% last week as the ZAR weakened against the USD.
Why fund managers still disagree about performance fees
Industry stakeholders differ on whether complex charging structures protect clients or simply make comparisons harder.
Chocolate wars: Tiger Brands sells Easter eggs, slabs and Beacon
Retains Jungle energy bar, TV Bar, Nosh and Wonder Bar …
Government to step up labour law enforcement
Construction, hospitality in the spotlight.
Italy will be a tougher market than Spain for Vukile – Elston
Golden Section Capital’s Garreth Elston weighs in on recent deals in the listed property sector, including Vukile’s expansion into Italy, Emira buying into Octodec, and SA Corporate and Hyprop buying a mega mall in Bulgaria from MAS plc. Plus, insights on year-to-date Reit sector performance and rec
Tribunal finds Bogdanov’s false PhD claim was ‘intentional and fraudulent’
The former EOH director failed to overturn the JSE sanctions imposed after her claim to hold a London Business School doctorate unravelled.
Partnership between broker and insurer is key to good risk management
Latiefa Baadjies, regional manager for the central region at Old Mutual Insure, talks about protecting the agricultural sector and Old Mutual Insure's Agri-insurance.
The test for real-time payments has shifted from speed to reliability
The technology is already widely available; what matters now is how effectively businesses integrate it into their day-to-day operations.
Scrutiny grows over cost of Nersa’s electricity relief plan
‘Our role as the regulator does not end at approving the reduced tariff for smelters – we will be hands-on in terms of monitoring this to ensure that it is not passed on to customers’: Rhulani Mathebula, executive manager for electricity regulation at Nersa.