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Standard Bank and FirstRand say they expect profit growth or around 20%, indicating that local banks are well on the road to recovery.
Standard Bank, Africa’s biggest lender by assets, says full-year profit has likely risen by as much as 22%, largely in line with analysts’ forecasts.
Old Mutual says it has made an offer for Oceanic Life as part of its plan to expand in sub-Saharan Africa.
Lloyds has cut the bonus of its former CEO and 12 other top staffers after an insurance debacle.
Listed independent fund manager Coronation Fund Managers has announced its CEO Hugo Nelson will step down on January 31 2013.
Seven men, including a former Olympus Corp president and ex-bankers, have been arrested over their role in a $1.7bn accounting fraud at the firm.
Rating agency Moody's says it may cut the credit ratings of 17 global and 114 European financial institutions with exposure to the eurozone debt crisis.
First National Bank is the first of the big four banks to allow new financial management service 22seven access to clients' accounts.
Short-term insurer Santam says headline earnings per share are likely to be up to 15% lower than the year before.
A smoke and a drink will cost you more as Gordhan ups taxes.
A R5.8bn budget allocation will give highway users a discount.
Engen and Shell have been penalised for their role in bitumen price-fixing.
An economist says rich people will pay 94% of Gauteng tolls.
Basic economic figures for Greece, after the eurozone approved a new bailout.
SA plans to invest R2bn to build an ethanol plant by 2014.
The new owner of chat service MXit has bold restructuring plans.
Wendy Machanik withdrew from a R2.5m plea bargain - because she’s broke.
Moral hazard, financial weapons of mass destruction, a huge mess - these were the words used by a founder member to sum up the collapse of the Pinnacle Point Group.
If results from Absa are an indication of what lies ahead, investors can again look forward to good news for the banking sector.
Absa Group, which is majority owned by Barclays, has posted an expected 21% rise in full-year profit, boosted by strong income from fees and a decline in bad debts.
Barclays says its investment bank arm ended last year with its worst quarter for three years as the eurozone crisis hit bond trading activity, dragging down annual profit.
Anthony De Rosa sits down with Venture for America founder and CEO, Andrew Yang, to talk about the real issues in job creation.
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