MoneywebCiaran Ryan · 26 October 2026 at 02:01Read the full story on MoneywebSouth Africans have an estimated R5trn in offshore assets that could be managed from SA, and a proposal by the Reserve Bank and National Treasury plans to do just that.
This story was written and published by Moneyweb. Business.co.za shows its headline and teaser from the publisher’s RSS feed and links to the original.
No comments yet. Be the first.
Business BagelCustoms declarations to export to China rose 199% between June and August, and South Africa is negotiating to keep China's zero tariffs after the scheme ends in April 2028.
Business BagelSAA has confirmed a second month of staggered salaries, and Parliament's appropriations committee wants answers on its cash, its audit and R1.1 billion from a Heathrow slot by 30 October.
Business BagelClicks' own shops grew their profit by nearly a tenth in a year of heavy discounting, but its distribution business UPD lost contracts and pulled the group's growth down.
News24 BusinessSouth Africa’s Treasury has strengthened confidence in public finances by achieving a likely peak in the government debt ratio and maintaining fiscal targets despite weak growth and spending pressures. This progress created an opportunity for a stronger, more durable fiscal anchor than the…
News24 BusinessXA Global Trade Advisors says import duty processes are dragging on for years, raising concerns that a key tool of industrial policy is failing the people it is meant to help.
BizcommunityThe South African Revenue Service (Sars) has acknowledged feedback on the 24-hour traveller declaration window while outlining potential developments that could connect its digital declaration system with other border processes.