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Beyond borders: How foreign pensions empower South Africans to build global wealth Original
Advertise your job vacancies 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more As global financial markets evolve, South African investors are increasingly drawn to opportunities beyond their borders, seeking diverse portfolios and protection against currency risks. Foreign pensions, in particular, offer a pathway to internationalise future wealth and secure assets across jurisdictions. Source: Supplied. Rex Cowley, director and co-founder of Overseas Trust and Pension.
What businesses want: Improved regulation that spurs investment Original
The successful growth and development of business relies heavily on policymakers making decisions that result in a fair and open economic environment, and encourages more foreign direct investment. These decisions include the enforcement of regulations that support the growth of businesses, protect them and foster the development of new enterprises. At the same time, regulations offer businesses a roadmap on how to be compliant with best practices for their operations, employees and customers.
How to prepare for the construction extortion epidemic Original
Construction projects across South Africa are falling victim to a relentless wave of extortion, causing delays, massive cost overruns, and threatening the industry's viability. Extortionists, often masquerading as local business forums, demand exorbitant payments or a share of contracts in exchange for not sabotaging or violently disrupting work at building sites. South Africa's construction mafia problem is making national headlines and slowing down the economy.
FSCA, B-BBEE Commission partner to transform financial sector
Search jobs On 5 March 2024, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition’s (DTIC) Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Commission. The announcement serves as a cautionary note regarding the B-BBEE Commission's concern over, in its view, the inadequate submission of B-BBEE compliance reports by the financial sector.
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