Lesetja Kganyago

Central banks are waking up to climate change dangers. It’s about time

Article Danny Bradlow - 4 Sep 2019

To deal with climate change, central banks may have to encourage financial institutions to favour certain types of activities over others

Editorial: The magic amount: R500 000

Article Editorial - 15 Aug 2019

One of the most pressing political crises started with our multibillionaire president being questioned in Parliament about R500 000

Editorial: Bank woes – but not in SA

Article Editorial - 12 Jul 2019

'We have our own problems in South Africa — not least a fashionable debate over the role and independence of the Reserve Bank'

Kganyago gets another five years

Article Thando Maeko - 12 Jul 2019

His reappointment as head of the Reserve Bank has been greeted as a positive move for stability

Kganyago describes expansion of central bank mandate as ‘noise’

Article Thando Maeko - 5 Jul 2019

The Reserve Bank governor says the mandate of the bank is constitutionally enshrined

Kganyago, Mboweni back the SARB’s independence and monetary policy stance

Article Lynley Donnelly - 4 Jul 2019

Thursday’s joint statement supporting the SARB comes after new deputy finance minister David Masondo is quoted questioning current monetary policy

Editorial: Hellbent on destruction

Article Editorial - 7 Jun 2019

'President Cyril Ramaphosa and his supporters are forced to defend the Reserve Bank in the face of an illogical and insidious onslaught'

ANC wants to shake up procurement

Article Natasha Marrian - 7 Jun 2019

The party’s lekgotla agreed to changes in state buying, an important decision overshadowed by ‘poor economic understanding’ at Luthuli House

Reserve Bank sounds frank warning

Article Lynley Donnelly - 31 May 2019

State support of Eskom and other parastatals places the financial sector’s stability at risk

Kganyago again slams Public Protector in speech on central bank independence

Article Jan Cronje - 17 Apr 2019

The Reserve Bank governor was in Washington to deliver a speech on central bank independence at the Peterson Institute for International Economics

Kganyago: SA banks can hold out against a downgrade

Article Lynley Donnelly - 28 Mar 2019

Should Moody’s downgrade the country, South Africa will fall out of important global government bond indices

Who owns the Reserve Bank?

Article M&G Data Desk - 9 Mar 2019

The SARB has more than 700 shareholders spread across the world with the second highest number of shares in German hands

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