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Capitec Bank at Southgate Mall in Johannesburg. Picture:Freddy Mavunda/Financial Mail
Capitec Bank at Southgate Mall in Johannesburg. Picture:Freddy Mavunda/Financial Mail

Capitec is seeing the pros and cons of the high interest-rate and high inflation environment. The lender has managed to grow headline earnings per share 15% but the group’s credit impairment charge on gross loans and advances has also nearly doubled.

Business Day TV discussed the performance with Denker Capital banking analyst Kokkie Kooyman.

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