Kevin Brady CEO of the A2X on innovation and efficiency
Kevin Brady of the A2X shared his insights on the innovation and efficiency needed in order to compete with the ‘monopoly’ that is the JSE.
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The JSE needs to innovate as delisting flurry continues
The number of companies on the local bourse continues to shrink in 2021, with the investment pool on the JSE becoming smaller by the day.
JSE to sharpen tools as A2X and others chase its lunch
JSE, the operator of Africa’s largest stock exchange, will sharpen its trading and clearing systems from next month as the 132-year-old bourse responds to competition from a clutch of new market entrants.
Old Mutual four way split comes to life; lists on JSE, LSE, ZSE, MSE & NSX
Old Mutual Limited listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange with a standard listing on the London Stock Exchange and secondary listings on the stock exchanges of Malawi, Namibia and Zimbabwe.
Licensed to trade: SA’s first black controlled stock exchange gets green light
After a 17 month wait, South Africa’s first black controlled stock exchange has been licensed by the Financial Services Board.
Motsepe’s ARC acquires 20% stake in A2X, future JSE competitor
Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital has taken an initial 20% stake in A2X markets, an aspirant stock exchange expected to start trading year end.
Winners and Losers from Budget 2017
Alec Hogg spent the morning in lockup with Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. Here’s his list of winners and losers from the 2017 budget.
The Capitec of Exchanges? Trading kicks off on SA’s newest disruptor
South Africa’s new stock exchange, ZAR X, kick-started trading on Monday with the listing of one the world’s largest white maize providers.
SA’s new stock exchange ZAR X & T+0 set for September launch
South Africa’s 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.
Equity Express: Leading the charge to disrupt JSE’s share-trading monopoly
Equity Express has turned the FSB’s regulation challenge into an opportunity with a dual attack on the stock exchange sector – and OTC Bulletin Board and a direct competitor to the JSE.