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latest news & developmentsCompetition Competition has no evidence of rand manipulation, banks say
The commission says the case highlights the difficulty of prosecuting global and domestic cartels that exploit legal loopholes to delay proceedings
Bitcoin rules take edge off crypto-nite
New regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges could boost investor confidence in such assets
Apartheid criminals still at large
Corporations and banks that aided the apartheid regime have not been brought to book, so they continue to act with impunity
Another hurdle in competition commission’s forex case
Banks argue the Competition Tribunal has no power to call out foreign firms on cartel conduct
Cashing in on climate change by investing in renewable energy
The financial sector must recognise that including environmental, social and governance concerns in its allocation decisions can be good for business
US bank execs warn government shutdown adds to economic risks
Bank executives have warned that weakening sentiment amid a lengthening US government shutdown could economic kill growth
Focus shifts to Steinhoff’s ex-chair Christo Wiese
It appears US banks lost $1-billion when they loaned to the tycoon who used his Steinhoff shares as collateral
US plea bargain shows how forex fixes were rigged in SA
Online chat rooms were key to the way in which traders colluded to maximise profits.
JPMorgan Chase upgrades equities in SA, Turkey and Peru
The Federal Reserve’s decision to hold on tapering plans will see happy days for emerging markets once again as JPMorgan upgrades its equities.
JP Morgan: The bank that choked on a whale
Greedy for large profits, JP Morgan laid itself open and a single trader cost it $5.8-billion. Eleni Giokos reports.
Dirty energy financiers shamed
Where is all the money coming from to build dirty coal-powered energy plants?
Equities are the way to go
Taking too conservative an investment approach can reduce your nest egg.
Bharti may seek MTN share-swap
Bharti Airtel, India’s leading mobile operator, may seek a merger or share swap with MTN Group to try to avoid a bidding war for the South African phone firm, analysts and media…
Gold Fields profit jumps on gold price
Gold Fields, the world’s number four gold producer, posted a 67% rise in quarterly headline earnings on the back of soaring prices for the metal, but production fell on South…
Ticket, please, Mr Blair …
Former British prime minister Tony Blair was left red-faced when he was caught travelling on a train without a ticket and said he had no cash to pay the fare, a report said on…