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The world remained on the edge of its seat last week as Greek officials continued to play cat and mouse with the ‘troika’ (ECB, IMF and European Union). “Markets were eagerly awaiting the outcome of this now global issue, as it affects all investment part
For onlookers within South Africa’s financial service sector, the delivery of the 2012 Budget Speech by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan next week will be interesting, not from the point of where funds will be allocated, but more importantly how funds will
A mixed picture of the economy emerged at the start of this year as concerns over the on-going crisis in Europe led to downgrades in growth expectations
The Eurozone itself and countries within the Eurozone, given the daily litany of difficulties, have received most of the international media’s attention almost to the exclusion of other countries around the world. Undoubtedly the current financial crisis
If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?