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Read MoreStatement on the removal of South Africa from the FATF Grey List
Business and investor confidence in South Africa should receive a much-needed boost from the removal of South Africa from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) ‘grey list’ of countries that have strategic deficiencies in their ability to counter money laundering, as well as terrorist and proliferation financing.
Read MoreBASA Statement on the Withdrawal of Draft Amendments to National Credit Act Regulations.
Read MoreUnstoppable You: Making Money Moves Women’s Webinar
Read MoreAgriSA and BASA Memorandum of Understanding
Read MoreStatement South Africa Market Surveillance Code of Conduct
Combatting market abuse requires a collaborative effort between the market regulators and the market participants. Authorised users of exchanges and other financial market intermediaries act as the gatekeepers to South Africa’s financial markets, ensuring that the securities services they provide meet the highest standards of integrity and that potential market abuse is either stopped or detected at the gate.
Read MoreStatement on the Code of Banking Practice
The Code of Banking Practice is a guide that aims to help individual customers and small businesses better understand their rights. The code reflects the banks’ commitment to standards of service and conduct. It confirms that fairness, transparency, trust, accountability, integrity and reliability will guide banks’ relationships with their customers.
Read MoreEmpowering One Student Entrepreneur at a Time
What a delight it is to be in a room buzzing with hope, purpose, and potential. Today is not just about launching another initiative. No. It is about launching lifetimes—businesses, careers, dreams, and maybe even the next Elon Musk or Oprah Winfrey (though this time with a South African accent and a tax number).
Read More2025 SADC Sustainable Finance Forum
“Africa is the frontline of climate change, facing rising temperatures, water stress, biodiversity loss, youth unemployment and energy poverty. Yet its natural assets –forests, wetlands, fertile soil and the African sun - are sustainable resources for resilience and growth.
Read MoreWelcome Remarks: SADC Sustainable Finance Forum 2025
Framed by her mountains, oceans, biodiversity and vibrant communities, Cape Town is a place where nature, people, and history meet. It is home to the unique fynbos, which is part of the Cape Floristic Region, which I’m told is the smallest in size but richest in diversity. It is also a city of immense cultural richness, a place where many histories converge, and where social resilience is visible in every corner, from Bo-Kaap to Khayelitsha.
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