Morgan Stanley's wealth business, which contributes 44% of its revenue, benefits from higher stock prices and more lending to customers
In the high court, Peter Moyo says he was fired due to conflict with Old Mutual chair Trevor Manuel, who is ‘gunning for him’
JSE rally boosts financial services group’s interim earnings by up to 55%
Auditing firm did not take him seriously when he raised concerns, Gustav Raubenheimer tells disciplinary hearing
Solid consumer activity boosts the gains of the second-largest lender in the US
German lender hires private bankers from Credit Suisse while cutting global trading jobs
JPMorgan joins rivals, including Wells Fargo, in cutting the outlook for traditional lending businesses that have benefited from higher rates
Moyo approached the high court on June 28 for an urgent application to be temporarily reinstated and to interdict Old Mutual from filling his former role
Financial services firm prepares bid to transfer its listing from bourse's AltX
The deal is aimed at strengthening the private equity firm's position in the Middle East and Africa
The asset manager has added Egyptian supermarket chain Spinneys to its stable
Executives at the UK's leading banks now see a dip in firms' activity levels
Citigroup added loans and deposits in the second quarter, allaying concerns that a weaker economic outlook is hurting consumers’ ability to borrow
This is the asset manager’s first private-equity investment in Egypt and the eighth investment by its second pan-African private equity fund
The financial adviser will appear in court on fraud charges related to unregulated investments in which his clients may have lost as much as R100m
The case has unnerved the auditing community in India
The former CEO of the SA's largest insurer is not going down with a fight, but his behemoth former employer is determined to crush him out of the corporate ...
The bank is cutting jobs in all its global operations, and its branch in Sandton is going to be downsized
Small cap and mid-sized companies will continue to be hit by low consumer demand and rising costs of doing business
The US department of justice has broadened its probe of the 1MDB fund to see if the bank has violated foreign-corruption laws
