…And what’s left?

Banks expected to have sufficient capital to handle hit.

And which banks? Two in SA have exposure totalling R5.2bn …

Changes include tweaks to turnover threshold, payment holidays.

Banks, landlords, insurers (who are landlords) in the queue.

As lockdown measures lead to a surge in bad debts.

Earnings differences amplified by virus and apparent indifference noted – a look at Trencor, Tongaat, Capitec and others.

Due to a spike in bad debts and falling revenues.

Mia Kruger of Kruger International on dollar investments with a stronger rand, Sasfin Securities's Nick Dakin on finding investment opportunities during the pandemic and Victor Mupunga of Old Mutual talks competition between the banks and how it differs from 2008.

Trouble at state-owned lender deals another blow for SA's farming sector.

'We want banks to lend more than they would otherwise lend, but we don’t want them to be reckless and take excessive credit risk.'

Total concluded the acquisition of Anadarko's 26.5% interest in the Mozambique LNG project for $3.9 billion in September.

'The psychological toll on people has been significant' - Investec CEO Fani Titi.

Rand Merchant Bank has been tasked with coming up with cash-flow projections for the beleaguered SOE.

A partnership between Treasury, Sarb and banks aimed at saving SMEs.