đź”’ Boardroom Talk –Â Kokkie and Sean agree that European banks are the place to be buying right now
Alec Hogg writes on Kokkie Kooyman and Sean Peche’s financial insights into European banks as the place to be buying right now.
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đź”’ The many reasons ESG funds are losers – you pay more and get worse returns
ESG is big business, with $2.77 trillion in “global sustainable fund assets.” And sure enough, apparently some funds aren’t ESG enough.
Steinhoff’s new CFO; Stop being Twits – Cyril;Â Zim inflation horrors; Deutsche Bank fizzles; Boeing gets dropped
Steinhoff announced on Monday that Theodore de Klerk would take over as its new CFO on September 1.
đź”’ The cull begins at Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank moved Sunday to gut its global ambitions as a trading powerhouse, cutting 18,000 jobs and retreating to its German banking roots in a radical overhaul to try to save itself after years of decline.
Matjila’s dirty laundry; Deutsche closing trading division; Eskom CEO delay; Market movers TSX, ASP, KIO
More dirty laundry will be publicly aired today when Dan Matjila, the former chief executive of South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation, takes the stand at the PIC Commission of Inquiry.
Glory days to failed merger: Deutsche-Commerzbank’s 150 year history
Deutsche Bank AG and Commerzbank AG have ended talks on a tie-up that would have combined the two largest publicly traded banks in Germany.
Flash Briefing: Zuma abuse of SA Intelligence; Deutsche/Commerzbank talk merger; Ethiopia Airline plane crashes
A Boeing 737 MAX operated by Africa’s leading Ethiopian Airlines crashed killing all 157 on board, just six minutes after leaving Addis Ababa on yesterday’s scheduled flight to Nairobi.
New look Deutsche Bank plans to rebuild SA staff after cuts
Deutsche Bank plans to start rebuilding its South African workforce just months after scaling back staff and cutting costs as part of a global restructuring.
Stephen van Coller swaps MTN for EOH; joins as CEO effective 1 Sept
EOH has appointed Stephen van Coller as its new CEO with effect from 1 September 2018.
Debt ETFs in vogue? BlackRock sees insurers investing $300bn over 5yrs
BlackRock expects insurance companies could move more than $300 billion into debt exchange-traded funds over the next five years, thanks to a gate that’s been lifted in U.S. regulations.