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MoneywebFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana reflects on bailouts for SAA and Denel, a fiscal anchor to stabilise debt-to-GDP, credit rating agency engagements and his vision for the country’s finances beyond 2035.
News24 BusinessFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana is expected to signal the country’s commitment to fiscal discipline on Wednesday, with its debt-to-GDP ratio set to decline for the first time in more than two decades – potentially paving the way for a credit-rating upgrade as soon as next month.
BizcommunityWhile many financial institutions are closing branches, Atlas Finance is expanding its physical footprint, reaching 300 stores nationwide. The milestone reflects the short-term loan provider’s strategy to improve access to credit and strengthen financial inclusion in underserved communities.
BusinessTechRatings agency Moody's said South Africa is heading in the right direction for its first credit rating upgrade since 2009.
Business BagelThe IMF credits the AI building boom with keeping global growth above 3%, and Tencent's latest bond sale shows what that boom looks like inside one company.
News24 BusinessUS credit ratings giant Moody’s expects the government of national unity to survive the upcoming local elections, the ANC’s presidential contest next year, and the 2029 national elections.
MoneywebInterim CEO Dr Sifiso Falala discusses the task of the Africa Credit Rating Agency in countering global bias and assessing true continental risk.
MoneywebTonight, we cover market updates with Absa CIB, African credit ratings, carbon investment in Africa, the World Economic Outlook, online gambling regulation and the benefits of owning multiple properties.
VentureburnStord Expands Its Fulfillment Infrastructure Stord, a physical intelligence platform for independent commerce, has secured a $400 million credit facility. Citi led the facility alongside Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan. First
Business BagelToday’s edition Too Much Power Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Thursday Roundup. We’ve got a bit of a weird one today. South Africa claims it has too much electricity, Africa is starting its own credit rating agency, and FNB says you can now
Business BagelThe African Union has set up its own credit rating agency to take on Moody's, S&P and Fitch, but has yet to say who owns it, who runs it or when it will rate anyone.
The Citizen17% of the respondents reported that being able to access credit when they need it contributes to their confidence.
The CitizenThe bank's defence comes as its financial disclosures reveal a deterioration in the credit quality of municipalities.
The CitizenThe higher a person's income, the more credit they are offered.
The CitizenLender's credit loss ratio increased to 95 basis points from 81 the previous year.
The CitizenHow people spend money is based on their personalities.
The CitizenShould the alleged credit facility be confirmed, it would represent the latest significant funding intervention involving SAA.
The CitizenThe review of Johannesburg's credit rating was the result of a delay in producing audited financial statements.
The CitizenExpected to create around 11 000 jobs by 2030 and generate more than R8bn in economic value for local communities.
The Citizen'The first credit experience for many young consumers is becoming more controlled and more intentional.'
The CitizenThe report examines consumer credit behaviour.
The CitizenRetailer says only personal information and limited credit card information were compromised.
The Citizen'People are taking out payday loans because they are under pressure to manage existing credit.'
The Citizen'The reality is that we're going to see people borrowing more.'
The Citizen'In a limited number of cases, the affected information also includes credit card details, specifically card number and expiry date, but CVV numbers are not impacted.'
The CitizenRatings agency Global Credit Rating last week adjusted Johannesburg's ratings outlook to negative due a lack of audited financial statements.
The CitizenThe Credit Stress report revealed that defaulting on loan repayments has grown significantly among senior citizens.
The CitizenFull relief for inflation with small increase in medical tax credits
The CitizenIt is quite impossible to live without credit in today’s expensive world, but you should make smarter choices when opting for credit, an expert says.
The CitizenWould you have thought a year ago that US tariffs would throw world trade into turmoil or that the rand would be so strong?