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Liquidity

State-insurer Sasria receives R32bn in claims relating to July unrest
Business
/ 16 November 2021

State-insurer Sasria receives R32bn in claims relating to July unrest

Sasria says it has paid out R12.6-billion in claims. The state-owned insurer said will be profitable by 2022, thanks to treasury’s additional R11-billion allocation

By Anathi Madubela
SA’s biggest banks remain resilient amid Covid-19 shocks
Business
/ 19 March 2021

SA’s biggest banks remain resilient amid Covid-19 shocks

The sector was badly hit by credit losses, but strong capital buffers have kept it from spiralling

By Sarah Smit
Liquidity crisis puts Zim economy at risk
Africa
/ 11 January 2013

Liquidity crisis puts Zim economy at risk

Warning bells are sounding in Zimbabwe as cheap imports replace locally made products and the manufacturing sector stagnates.

By Kennedy Maposa
Blues as banks hunt for customers
Article
/ 19 April 2012

Blues as banks hunt for customers

New liquidity rules will force South Africa’s banks to change their funding strategies and this will negatively affect growth.

By Lynley Donnelly

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