Financial services provider Sasfin Holdings, which slipped into a loss in the year to June, is bracing for more pain thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The group reported a headline loss of R48.1m in its year to end-June, from headline earnings of R161.3m previously, amid pressure on its private-equity valuations and on its clients. ..

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