The South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) has released its Annual Crime Statistics Report for 2023, revealing a concerning rise in financial crime that has resulted in the loss of almost R3.3 billion. These crimes, which include digital fraud, card fraud, and contact crimes, continue to undermine economic growth in South Africa.
Read MoreJohannesburg, South Africa – 15 October 2024 – The African Development Bank Group (“the Bank”) and the African Guarantee Fund (AGF), in collaboration with the Banking Association South Africa (BASA), officially launched the Affirmative Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) Finance Series today in Sandton.
Read MoreJohannesburg, 14 October 2024 – Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) is profoundly saddened by the passing of Tito Mboweni, former Governor of the South African Reserve Bank and esteemed Minister of Finance. Tito's contributions to South Africa's economic landscape were transformative and will be remembered for years to come.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s banking landscape has seen a seismic shift over the past decade, driven largely by the rise of digital banking, and the legacy banks are hunting for South Africans with skills in technology, data analytics, and customer experience management.
Read MoreThe South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) urges the public to exercise extreme caution as banks report a significant rise in the involvement of bank customers in fraudulent investment schemes. These scams, which promise high returns with little to no risk, have already affected thousands of customers.
Read MoreSouth Africans can get their Smart IDs and passports from 30 bank branches across South Africa, and more are likely on the way.
Read MorePhishing emails request that users click on a link in the email which will direct users to a “spoofed” website, which is a site designed to fool users into thinking that it is legitimate to obtain, verify or update contact details or other sensitive financial information.
Read MoreBusiness Unity South Africa (BUSA) mourns the passing of Pravin Gordhan, a stalwart in South African public life and governance. His legacy, built on a foundation of activism during the anti-apartheid struggle, was cemented through his leadership as SARS Commissioner, Minister of Finance, and various other cabinet positions where he served with integrity and a commitment to transparency.
Read MoreCorruption in South Africa has been a significant issue, impacting various levels of government and sectors of society. It affects public trust, economic development, and overall governance.
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