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Begin by dipping your toes in the market and dont follow the hype or whats trending on social media – Isabella Mnisi, sector head of asset management and funds at Rand Merchant Bank.

For many years, the South African banking sector has strived to comply with international financial regulations, such as Basel II and its successors, in order to ensure cost effective access to global markets.

By Gary Allemann, MD at Master Data Management Historically, smaller African banks have been less impacted by global regulations for anti-money laundering and managing systemic risk. However, the last few years have seen both consolidation in the market, with larger more globally focussed financial services businesses emerging in a number of countries that offer real competition to European and South African institutions. 

The economic calendar on the continent is quite eventful this week with PMI numbers from Zambia and Mozambique still outstanding, inflation figures due from Mauritius and Uganda’s rates decision scheduled for Thursday.

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Satrix and Sygnia have managed to overtake former leader Absa and have a much broader band and range of ETFs to offer to the public: etfSA MD Mike Brown.

We expect the rand at R13.50 by midyear - and R13.00 by the 3rd quarter 3 June 2021 6:25 PM Share This: The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Mike Keenan, fixed income and currency strategist at Absa Capital. The rand is trading near two-year highs against the dollar High commodity prices and low US rates are driving the exchange rate Absa Capital expects the rand at R13.50 by mid-year and R13.00 by the third quarter The ZAR has strengthened to a two-year high against the US dollar. ...

We expect the rand at R13.50 by midyear - and R13.00 by the 3rd quarter 3 June 2021 6:25 PM Share This: The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Mike Keenan, fixed income and currency strategist at Absa Capital. The rand is trading near two-year highs against the dollar High commodity prices and low US rates are driving the exchange rate Absa Capital expects the rand at R13.50 by mid-year and R13.00 by the third quarter The ZAR has strengthened to a two-year high against the US dollar. ...