Strengthening whistleblower protection in SA: Urgent reforms needed
South Africa’s corporate whistleblowers do not get enough protection – urgent reforms are needed to achieve international standards.
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Bosberaad Babelaas
A strange and somewhat heretical thought hit me recently: what, if any, is the value of (corporate) strategy?
Covid-19 strips corporate antibodies bare
One could argue that Covid-19 has forced one’s hand and companies that refused to adapt to the Fourth Industrial Revolution have been found out.
đź”’ WORLDVIEW: Forget politicians, SA corporate management is terrible
Some say things would be better handled by the private sector because businesses are run more efficiently. Evidence from SA says that’s not always true.
From salaried person to sweaty entrepreneur – a juicy comparison
Lying in loving corporate arms is a contradiction in terms because the beast has no soul; but it can be populated by talented, kind, insightful and loyal people.
#Budget2018: Curbing tax avoidance and clamping down on corporate covenants
The 2018 Budget Speech confirmed South Africa’s commitment to ending tax avoidance and its impact on economies and societies worldwide.
Poor management of an SME could land you in court
The main purpose of a D&O policy is to offer financial protection for executives, which provides investigation and defence costs together with awards for a valid claim.
Alec Hogg on Budget 2017: Cooking SA’s mobile, highly skilled golden goose.
The most productive sector of South African society has been lumbered with a lot more than a few straws in the 2017 Budget.
Greenblo: Oh dear, financial media. Where to next?
Allan Greenblo flashes back to the 2002 version of the King governance code and looks at the current financial media landscape in SA.
Sunil Shah: A sneak peek at the (Ugly) end of the US story
Former fund manager Sunil Shah takes a look at the United States story and highlights a worrying fact, the 10-year US Treasury yield is close to breaching its record in 2012.