The Capitec of Exchanges? Trading kicks off on SA’s newest disruptor
South Africaâs new stock exchange, ZAR X, kick-started trading on Monday with the listing of one the worldâs largest white maize providers.
South Africaâs new stock exchange, ZAR X, kick-started trading on Monday with the listing of one the worldâs largest white maize providers.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has for decades enjoyed a monopoly. No matter how sensible the idea seemed internally, its attempt to block a newly licensed competitor ZARX was wrong.
The South African Reserve Bank announced it would forfeit about R14.5m belonging to Homix to the state, three days after amaBhungane reported how it appeared to be a Gupta letterbox company.
Robert W. Vivian argues parliament must reject the current Twin-Peaks SEIA and demand that it be properly done before we have yet another government-induced calamity.
Financial emigration is not a simple process, however the benefits and freeing up your retirement funds are well worth the time and effort.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange acknowledges the decision by the Financial Services Board to dismiss its urgent application for the suspension of the FSBâs decision to grant ZAR X an exchange license.
SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni wants the embattled airline to pay a R49.9m cancellation fee to BnP Capital, reports the Sunday Times.
Free Market Foundationâs Chris Hattingh believes ‘Twin Peaks’ is more of a âTwin Fallacyâ as a conservative cost estimate is R4.8 billion per year.
South Africaâs new, fast and affordable stock exchange ZAR X is on track for its official launch in September, ushering in the era of realtime or T+0 settlement.
Allan Greenblo says there are two stars in South Africaâs financial firmament â South African Revenue Service and the Financial Services Board, and both are in need of Gordhan’s attention.