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The scam after the scam. Are curators and liquidators cashing in too hard?

The scam after the scam. Are curators and liquidators cashing in too hard?

18 July 2025 | The Stage

If any of your clients got mired in the Mirror Trading International (MTI) saga, then it looks almost certain they will be walking away from its liquidation empty-handed. An article penned by Ciaran Ryan and published on Moneyweb.co.za estimates that just half of the R1.1 billion recovered on behalf of investors in 2021 now remains, with its largest creditor demanding ten times the remaining pile.

A blend of active management and economic forecasting

A blend of active management and economic forecasting

04 July 2025 | The Stage

Global financial markets seem disconnected from reality; at least, this is the sense your writer got when reviewing returns on major stock market indices in Africa, Europe and the United States (US) to end-June 2025. The world is awash with economic and political uncertainty, yet the JSE All Share Index was up 15%, the United Kingdom’s FTSE 100 6% stronger, and the US NASDAQ and S&P500 5% higher.

Don’t die in an awkward position

Don’t die in an awkward position

24 June 2025 | Straight Talk

Every day, thousands of South Africans wake up blissfully unaware that today could be their day to go. They could be one bad decision away from tragedy. Death doesn’t choose the perfect moment. More often than not it’s unexpected – even awkward. And it doesn’t wait for you to get your affairs in order.

Policy certainty as effective as uncertainty at pushing foreign capital away from SA

Policy certainty as effective as uncertainty at pushing foreign capital away from SA

20 June 2025 | Straight Talk

Key policymakers in the South African government have a major kink in their think. They cite policy uncertainty as a major deterrent to foreign direct investment into the country, when policy certainty is often as harmful a detractor. You could say, for example, that uncertainty around property rights being enshrined in expropriation legislation is as undesirable as a certainty that these rights will not be protected.

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Economic growth and jobs on tap if government pulls the right policy levers

Economic growth and jobs on tap if government pulls the right policy levers

06 June 2025 | Straight Talk
What’s inside… FAnews Magazine June 2025

What’s inside… FAnews Magazine June 2025

05 June 2025 | The Stage
The crosses, farm killings, and false narratives at the heart of the Ramaphosa-Trump exchange

The crosses, farm killings, and false narratives at the heart of the Ramaphosa-Trump exchange

24 May 2025 | The Stage
Overnight, humanity stands at the precipice of an AI revolution

Overnight, humanity stands at the precipice of an AI revolution

09 May 2025 | Straight Talk
The latest VAT flip-flop does not mean consumers are off the hook

The latest VAT flip-flop does not mean consumers are off the hook

25 April 2025 | Straight Talk
Trump’s tariff mayhem sends global equities off a cliff, and trampolining back up again

Trump’s tariff mayhem sends global equities off a cliff, and trampolining back up again

12 April 2025 | Straight Talk
Webinar: Cybercrime: Protecting yourself and your clients

Webinar: Cybercrime: Protecting yourself and your clients

09 April 2025 | Straight Talk
What’s inside… FAnews Magazine April 2025

What’s inside… FAnews Magazine April 2025

08 April 2025 | The Stage
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