As South Africa’s insurance industry continues to grapple with a shortage of specialised skills, initiatives like the Retiree Repurposing Programme (RRP) are stepping in to make a lasting impact.

Come and join SAUMA and our esteemed sponsors at The Forum, The Campus, Main Road, Bryanston for our in-person Conference on the 29th of May 2025 from 12h00 to 15h30.

The consumer price index (CPI) edged 0.4% higher in March, but the year-on-year number decelerated to 2.7%. This is the lowest annual rate of inflation since 2020 and taken at face value should be ...

There continues to be little interest in the frontier universe among global investors. And this is precisely why these markets continue to pique the interest of Allan Gray. “Companies in frontier ...

The case in question involves a Plaintiff who sustained injuries from slipping on water in a store. The Plaintiff initially filed a claim against the Defendant, a cleaning services company, alleging ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. As South Africa’s insurance industry continues to grapple with a shortage of specialised skills, initiatives like ...

We talk to Danie van den Bergh, Head of Acquisitions at Momentum Financial Planning, to unpack the real-world challenges faced by financial advisers—and how Momentum is stepping up to become the home ...

As South Africa’s trading sector grows, so does the awareness of what makes a broker trustworthy—or not. According to a recent global survey conducted by international financial broker Octa, South ...

Chinese equities entered 2025 with positive momentum. Years of policy overhangs were finally beginning to lift. The combination of renewed stimulus, stabilising property markets, and a tech-sector ...

The first 16 days of April 2025 were a scary time for investors, as President Trump’s successive announcements of sweeping tariffs triggered the “Liberation Day” market meltdown that spread across ...

According to Andrew Cook, founder of employee engagement platform HeadsUp, companies are still quietly haemorrhaging far more through a different kind of tax – one that’s not debated in Parliament, ...