ITWebPostbank full-service banking licence still miles off
It’s back to the drawing board, after Postbank is directed to submit a new application for authorisation to establish a bank.
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Business BagelSanlam's new app arrives in November with a bank inside it, and the bank belongs to someone else
Sanlam wants 2 million to 4 million South Africans banking through its app by 2030, using GoTyme's licence instead of getting one of its own.
MoneywebCapitec: ‘We’re retailers. We think client, then risk.’
Gerrie Fourie spent 25 years helping build Capitec into South Africa’s largest bank by market capitalisation. In this episode of Peregrine Capital’s Building Conviction podcast, he discusses coming into banking as an outsider and why it took the market 12 years to understand the business.
MoneywebStandard Bank invests in digital platform OPay
The parties plan to explore African distribution channels for selected banking products and services.
The CitizenIntegrated digital and investment ecosystems are driving the next phase of banking growth
Digital banking platforms are playing a critical role in making this possible.
The CitizenStandard Bank says data breach did not impact banking systems … just your personal information
'There is a risk that someone could use it to try to impersonate you or contact you fraudulently.'
The CitizenFraud complaints at the banking ombud nearly double in a year as digital scams surge
Notes the increase has been observed across the banking industry as a whole and not in relation to any single institution.
The CitizenIs it time to change who is liable for cybercrime on your bank account?
Should it always be the fault of the banking customer if their money is stolen from their bank accounts through cybercrime?