Ninety One’s Value Fund positions for ‘good outcome’ to the election
The market is pricing for an ANC alliance with the EFF or MK, but Ninety One believes the chances of this happening are low.
The market is pricing for an ANC alliance with the EFF or MK, but Ninety One believes the chances of this happening are low.
With economic factors such as inflation and central bank actions looming large, the outlook for technology stocks remains uncertain.
The trustees advise ‘that a contribution will currently be levied against creditors until such time that sufficient recoveries are made for the benefit of creditors’.
Of six state-owned companies, only one has paid a dividend over the past five years.
The BHF’s canvassing of key policy issues in the public domain via a ‘deliberately leaked’ lawyer’s letter indicates the organisation ‘has run out of creative ideas’.
The CMS asserts that medical schemes have frequently disregarded the existing appeals procedures, exploiting them to the detriment of members’ interests.
SA received foreign direct investment inflows of nearly R100bn in 2023 as non-residents maintained a ‘moderately positive’ view of the country’s business ecosystem.
The Office of the Chief Justice discloses the courts where judgments have been outstanding for at least six months.
The regulator comes out swinging in its response to the Board of Healthcare Funders’ claims of bullying and curatorship abuse.
A number of high-severity ransomware incidents hit insurers’ books in 2023, Aon South Africa’s 2024 Insurance State of the Market Report says.
Price increases will be necessary to fund the level of coverage policyholders have previously enjoyed, says Old Mutual Insure.
Brazilian reports spark speculation as South African authorities probe the circumstances surrounding Steynberg’s alleged death.
Bank Zero’s chief executive agrees that the Corporation for Deposit Insurance has the potential to boost the competitiveness of the new digital banks.
But a co-manager of the Equity Fund believes the domestic exchange offers compelling investment opportunities.
The SARB has forfeited to the state cash totalling R42m from Berdine Odendaal’s bank accounts, as well as her R18m property in Paarl’s Val de Vie estate.
The markets are pricing for a rate reduction next year, and headline inflation is expected to return to the midpoint of the target band only in the last quarter of 2025.
The group claimed R200m in VAT refunds for importing, storing, and selling diesel.