Ninety One’s Value Fund positions for ‘good outcome’ to the election
The market is pricing for an ANC alliance with the EFF or MK, but Ninety One believes the chances of this happening are low.
Author: Moonstone Information Refinery
Government invests R282 billion and earns R1 million in dividends
Of six state-owned companies, only one has paid a dividend over the past five years.
Council mulls outsourcing appeal adjudication amid BHF accusations
The CMS asserts that medical schemes have frequently disregarded the existing appeals procedures, exploiting them to the detriment of members’ interests.
South Africa has seen net positive FDI since 2018
SA received foreign direct investment inflows of nearly R100bn in 2023 as non-residents maintained a ‘moderately positive’ view of the country’s business ecosystem.
Deadline looms: MBSE’s CPD courses offer last-minute solutions for professionals
Moonstone Business School of Excellence’s CPD courses offer flexible e-learning options that can be completed on various devices, anytime and anywhere.
Weather-related catastrophes ‘signal a looming crisis’ for insurance market
Price increases will be necessary to fund the level of coverage policyholders have previously enjoyed, says Old Mutual Insure.
Insurance quote manipulation: Tribunal orders Discovery to reconsider debarments
The onus lies with the FSP to prove the facts it relies upon to debar its representative on a balance of probabilities.
Hawks investigating reported death of MTI founder Johann Steynberg
Brazilian reports spark speculation as South African authorities probe the circumstances surrounding Steynberg’s alleged death.
SARB hopes new deposit insurance scheme will result in banks paying higher interest rates
Bank Zero’s chief executive agrees that the Corporation for Deposit Insurance has the potential to boost the competitiveness of the new digital banks.
It’s been a lost decade for JSE investors, says Allan Gray
But a co-manager of the Equity Fund believes the domestic exchange offers compelling investment opportunities.
Failure to act timeously over arrear contributions places members’ benefits at risk
Over half of the awards issued by the Pension Funds Adjudicator for complaints about unpaid contributions were affected because part of the claim had expired.
Legal precedent set as Odendaal’s assets forfeited in Steinhoff fraud battle
The SARB has forfeited to the state cash totalling R42m from Berdine Odendaal’s bank accounts, as well as her R18m property in Paarl’s Val de Vie estate.
SARB signals the repo rate may not be cut until 2025
The markets are pricing for a rate reduction next year, and headline inflation is expected to return to the midpoint of the target band only in the last quarter of 2025.
Hefty sentences for members of syndicate who defrauded SARS of R100m
The group claimed R200m in VAT refunds for importing, storing, and selling diesel.
Kamlana urges banks to be fair and transparent when closing customers’ accounts
‘Banks should not simply cite reputational risk; reasons must be concrete and consistently applied to prevent what might appear as arbitrary account closures.’
SCOPA calls for overhaul at Road Accident Fund after ‘disastrous’ legal outcome
It says the RAF board and executives should be held personally responsible for the expenses incurred in the ‘irresponsible’ court action against the Auditor-General.
FSCA shares list of currently licensed crypto asset service providers
The Authority responds to media statements by entities claiming to be the first or only licensed institutions.
