‘Trade is key for economies to grow, it is the one aspect we need to do and do very well; and while the US may be quite distant this year, the rest of the world will be well-represented’ – RMB chief economist Isaah Mhlanga.
Andre Tuck from 10X investments stresses the importance of chatting to your financial adviser, the provider of the product, doing your homework and asking questions.
‘The G20 and B20 have provided a framework for turning talk into tangible progress – with an emphasis on how to really work in partnership across sectors to reshape what our economy looks like’: Brigitte Burnett, executive head of sustainability at Nedbank.
Prime XBT’s Sihle Tuta explains how strong regulation, education and transparency are building investor confidence in South Africa’s online trading space.
‘It's unreasonable just to push the reward narrative without shining a spotlight on the risk that's involved’ – Sihle Tuta of PrimeXBT discusses the importance of client education and responsible participation in online trading.
‘Many SME owners just do not have enough knowledge of financial markets and the tools to protect their businesses’ – Nico le Roux, managing director of Merchant West Treasury Solutions.
Fleet management technologies offer analysis of vehicle fleet efficiency, leaving you with time to focus on managing your business – Raymond Schulz, head of Merchant West Fleet Solutions.
Fleet management technologies offer analysis of vehicle fleet efficiency, leaving you time to focus on managing your business – Raymond Schulz, head of Merchant West Fleet Solutions.
Africa’s G20 presidency marks a shift from inclusion to influence, says Nedbank’s Dr Terence Sibiya, who believes the continent can help redesign global finance and drive sustainable, inclusive growth.
As South Africa’s Aarto demerit points system nears implementation, Fines4U’s Cornelia van Niekerk explains how the changes will impact businesses and why proactive fine management is essential to avoid penalties and safeguard company fleets.
Old Mutual’s Schaun Van Den Berg highlights how trust has become a critical form of business capital for SMEs. He explains why reputation is as vital as revenue, how one uninsured incident can destroy goodwill, and why insurance must be seen as a strategic partner.
Fines4U assists both companies and individuals in managing outstanding fines, offering fine reductions and transferring fines and demerit points to the licence of the driver who actually incurred them, says owner and director Cornelia van Niekerk.
Sudesh Pillay of iStore Business explains how Apple technology helps South African SMEs lower IT costs, strengthen security and boost productivity in a competitive economy.
Shergeran Naidoo of PayInc [formerly BankservAfrica] describes the company’s function as a payment clearinghouse, its ownership by the banking sector and its commitment to financial inclusion. He highlights the launch of the PayInc Economic Index, as well as efforts to support the unbanked and underbanked through digital innovation.
Shergeran Naidoo of PayInc [formerly BankservAfrica] describes the company’s function as a payment clearinghouse, its ownership by the banking sector and its commitment to financial inclusion. He highlights the launch of the PayInc Economic Index, as well as efforts to support the unbanked and underbanked through digital innovation.
Old Mutual’s Schaun Van Den Berg discusses why trust is the lifeblood of SMEs and how brokers, insurance and risk management play a vital role in business resilience. In this interview he shares insights on how to build a small business in today’s trust economy.
25 Sep
7 min
1 – 20
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