Business Day TV speaks to PwC banking and capital markets industry leader Francois Prinsloo
15 March 2022 - 20:40
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SA banks have delivered solid results this earnings season, according to a report by PwC. Combined headline earnings came in at R86.6bn, reflecting a 99% increase as trading conditions improved. Business Day TV discussed this in greater detail with the PwC’s banking and capital markets industry leader, Francois Prinsloo.
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Business Day TV speaks to PwC banking and capital markets industry leader Francois Prinsloo
SA banks have delivered solid results this earnings season, according to a report by PwC. Combined headline earnings came in at R86.6bn, reflecting a 99% increase as trading conditions improved. Business Day TV discussed this in greater detail with the PwC’s banking and capital markets industry leader, Francois Prinsloo.
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