Financial advisers can diversify model portfolios with AMETFs, combining actively managed funds, equities, and passive products, while potentially qualifying for tax-free savings accounts without performance fees.
PwC’s ninth tax transparency review shows a growing trend among South African corporates to produce stand-alone tax reports, signalling a commitment to accountability and sustainable business practices.
The rating upgrade is likely to have profound implications for investment portfolios.
La Grange was sentenced to 10 years in prison, with five years suspended contingent on his co-operation with the State in future cases involving Steinhoff’s executives.
JSE CEO Leila Fourie outlines the JSE’s five-year priorities: responsiveness to constituents, maintaining foundational security and resilience, and initiating significant upgrades.
Three months after the formation of the Government of National Unity, JSE CEO Leila Fourie shares how the exchange is reaping the benefits of political stability.
At the FSCA Financial Education Summit, industry leaders outlined the shortcomings of current financial education efforts and the need for a strategic overhaul.
FST upholds the JSE’s decision to fine Tongaat Hulett’s former CFO R6m and bar him from holding office as a director of a listed company for 10 years.
The South African Reserve Bank has seized more than R6 billion from various Ibex Investments accounts, previously Steinhoff.
Litigation between Trustco and the JSE over the group’s financial statements.
The potential acquisition of Anglo American by BHP is part of a larger global trend in the mining industry. Understanding the implications for these trends is essential for JSE investors to make informed investment decisions.
But a co-manager of the Equity Fund believes the domestic exchange offers compelling investment opportunities.
The move aims to stem the tide of delistings, which has halved the size of Africa’s largest stock exchange since 2001.
From this month, the ‘vanilla’ indices will adopt the same methodology and therefore have the same weightings as the Swix indices.
The JSE says Luxe’s former chief executive refused to acknowledge regulatory correspondence or co-operate with the investigation.
The company did not inform shareholders timeously of the effects of a change to the terms of a loan.
Any stupid remark or action could lead to a further downgrade in South Africa’s credit rating and higher 10-year government bond yields.
