Steinhoff has scraped a vote on extra pay for directors at its AGM
The shares will be offered to institutional investors globally, subject to customary selling restrictions.
Listing requirements for the debt market stand accused of being weaker than those for equities
Sinayo Securities celebrated its success as the only JSE listed company that had been black-owned and women-led at its inception
The beetle and the fungus have devastated trees in California in the US as well as in Israel. Now they’re in South Africa
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But the big questions are what Cyril Ramaphosa can do and what the budget has in store
The dollar, which rallied Friday on news that Republican senators had the votes to pass the tax bill, struggled against the yen, euro and pound.
Futuregrowth dumped its shares in the company years ago because the warning signs were clear
Finance Minister announces investigation by Financial Services Board into alleged misconduct
The JSE will be conducting an internal audit into the holdings company and is expected to report its findings to the minister of finance.
Foreign investors are dumping local equities, though an interest in bonds is helping out the treasury
Common ownership could dampen competitive behaviour – or it could accelerate recovery
Even those closely involved in Oakbay’s listing are insisting they were never responsible
for its oversight
By the end of last week the company had found R37.5-million to make a loan instalment payment to the state-owned Industrial Development Corporation.
If it weren’t for Beijing, the local bourse would be very flat indeed
Nearly two weeks after the first "Gupta leaks", those who invested in the family are starting to feel the direct repercussions of the saga.
The debate about white monopoly capital in post-apartheid South Africa is good for the country’s politics but it tends to come with bad sociology
The local equities market came out on top, beating 23 other countries. But analysts say this is unlikely to continue
A fintech pioneer is speeding up trades, cutting costs and making it easier to list.
Although change is slowly taking place, it is in the interests of companies that directorships reflect South Africa’s demographics more rapidly.
Although the numbers were not anywhere as stellar as they first appeared, they are not the only ones to consider, and the news is not uniformly bad.
Everyone, from stock analysts to economists and the central bank, has been left reassessing two months of data on the country’s investment flows.
A novel crowd-farming venture is offering a way to make money till the cows come home.
The well-diversified index has taken off as a result of a renewed interest in commodities.
Analysts say some of the requirements could be met successfully but others are non-starters.
Burdened by widespread unemployment, the country’s small open economy is vulnerable.
Local companies have raised a record amount of capital, boosted by mergers, acquisitions and rights offers.
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Investors are set to win all the way as the local bourse prepares to face trading competition.
The Johannesburg stock exchange’s performance is on a high despite a reduction in the amount of foreign investment.
Market performance suggests investors are not worried about South African politics.
The PwC curators of the flailing financial institution say the bank is well on the road to recovery despite a delay in listing on the JSE.
A market boosted by trillions in insurance and retirement savings looking for a home has brought new entrants to the exchange.