Standard Bank, Africa’s largest lender by assets, is set to lose two more top executives to smaller rival Absa.

Standard Bank, Africa’s largest lender by assets, is set to lose two more top executives to smaller rival ABSA.

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The borrowing comprises a $1.41bln tranche and a $265mln portion with interest margins of 150bp over SOFR and 135bp over ...

Emergency services swiftly contained a fire at a Standard Bank branch in Roodepoort on Tuesday, ensuring all staff were ...

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment ‍Fund (PIF) has ‍offered indicative pricing ​for dollar–denominated 10-year Islamic bonds, ...

Bank of Baroda on Wednesday announced the signing of a pact with India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) to ...

Banks will have to contribute an annual premium of up to 0.25% or 25 paisa per Tk100 of their deposits, compared to the current 0.07% charged for the deposit insurance protection fund. Over time, the ...

Finance Secretary Frederick Go congratulates the Land Bank of the Philippines for being among the top dividend remitters to ...

Backing of Chinese wind turbine giant is sign of 'approval and acceptance' by international banks, says executive ...

Athletes from Central, Coahoma, Forsan, Harper, Lake View and Wall were nominated for City National Bank Athlete of the Week ...

In a move to scale its secured loan portfolio, Suryoday Small Finance Bank (SFB) decided to enter the gold loan segment, with ...