🔒 WORLDVIEW: Outgoing JSE CEO flags SA’s biggest problems
JSE CEO Nicky Newton-King is retiring after eight years at the helm, leaving behind an organisation buffeted by the biting winds of SA’s economic decline.
JSE CEO Nicky Newton-King is retiring after eight years at the helm, leaving behind an organisation buffeted by the biting winds of SA’s economic decline.
Now that the quantum of the capital requirements per the Financial Markets Act have been established and are in effect, the JSE released surplus cash in form of a special dividend.
Johannesburg’s stock exchange said it’s proposing tighter listing rules after South African financial markets were “shaken by a range of corporate scandals, rumours and innuendo” over the past year.
Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) has begun a fightback against the deceitful #WMC campaign.
The CEO Initiative has issued a forthright statement, warning SA President Jacob Zuma that firing Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan threatens to derail projects to create hundreds of thousands of jobs.
The World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders programme for 2017 includes three South Africans, Mmusi Maimane, Billy Mawasha and Aarti Takoordeen.
Bidvest and its newly spun off foodservices unit Bidcorp increased their combined market valuations after the latter started trading in Johannesburg on Monday.
Team South Africa said it concluded a successful programme at the 2016 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
AB InBev started trading it’s shares on the JSE to become the biggest counter on the bourse as the company prepares to complete its takeover of SABMiller.
AB InBev has announced its intention to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange mid-January 2016.