Upskilling is essential, and local industry rates IRFA’s contribution highly
The purpose of the bank is making people healthy in a financial sense says Discovery CEO Adrian Gore
The bank’s vision is to be a trusted money manager
A decade ago the sector was lauded for emerging unscathed from the global financial crisis and avoiding the risky investments that doomed their peers
Many argue such banks will allow the unbanked entry and offer appropriate banking products and services, including to small and medium enterprises
Michael Tellinger has promised he will shake the banking industry’s foundations and expose it as "manipulative, dishonest and law-breaking".
SA business owners are urged to make funding provisions to protect their businesses from market fluctuations but may need to look to other sources.
A FinScope survey has shown that these South Africans don’t use financial institutions and choose rather to borrow from friends and family.
Banks are working more closely with clients to try and restructure home-loan payments rather than to repossess.
Iraq’s private sector is weak and basic, and for most Iraqis commerce is still cash-based.
EU leaders will agree more steps on Friday to avert a repeat of the banking crisis that has sapped the world economy.
South African banks have been largely protected against the direct effects of the global financial crisis, the South Reserve Bank said on Wednesday.
Nigeria’s regulatory authorities have long persisted in painting a rosy picture of the country’s banks despite the global financial meltdown.
It is time to put on your lipstick and best suit and make friends with your bank manager, writes Maya Fisher-French.
HSBC paid one of its bankers more than £13,7-million last year, while another unnamed member of staff received more than £11-million.
Troika Dialog is in talks to sell a 30% stake in itself to South Africa’s Standard Bank through a new share issue, a media report said on Wednesday.
One of South Africa’s top four commercial banks FNB has been granted a banking licence by the Bank of Zambia.
The Western Union-Absa partnership could bridge the money transfer gap on the continent, writes Lynley Donnelly.
Our government would have taken stakes in the Big Four, say to the tune of R120-billion or so. Now this would be a debate to have locally.
Retail banks continue to feel the strain of burdened consumers, the latest Ernst & Young bank index released on Tuesday indicates.
