Ann Crotty

And ‘remains committed to making those responsible for historic mismanagement accountable’.

Advisory fees of R25m a year for investment firm co-owned by former CEO.

Implementation of settlement agreement ‘would prejudice efforts to pursue claims against Deloitte’ – court papers.

The current process for dealing with remuneration-related shareholder dissension is ineffective. Also, thoughts on China’s battle of attrition, and Telkom's departing CEO's legacy.

Standard Bank’s PR machine is going to be kept busy spinning the merits of bancassurance, while Huge Group gets a rap on the knuckles, and Naspers – well, more executive remuneration ‘good news for some’ there.

From ‘less than nothing to a bit more than nothing’, as one shareholder puts it.

But isn't so forthcoming about its own operations.

How will things play out for Prosus, Naspers, Tencent, Zeder and PSG? Plus a word or two on Steinhoff’s ‘guarantee’ and the EOH situation.

Failure to pay close to R150bn plus interest to bondholders – or reach a roll-over agreement with them – will trigger liquidation. The payment is due in December.

Following Friday's high court ruling that a key aspect of the plan is legally void.

A look at PnP, AECI, TFG, Sasol, Remgro, Distell, RCL Foods, ‘independence’ and audit firms.

A look at Steinhoff’s interims, Tongaat’s debt, Massmart’s kindly parent, Shoprite director’s share pledge outcome, and the non-exec turned consultant at Tiger Brands.

Results confirm its status as one of the biggest profit contributors to the retail group.

While Zondo going cap in hand to the high court for more funding allows us to consider the matter of executive remuneration from yet another angle.

The type of activity that gives capitalism a bad name – a look at Naspers, Prosus, Sanlam and Steinhoff.