Court finds no urgency in AYO Technology application against FNB By Edward West Share AYO Technology Solutionsâ application in the Johannesburg High Court to contest FNBâs recent notice to suspend the firmâs banking facilities would not be heard on an urgent basis, the court ruled yesterday. FNB had on March 2 said it intended to stop providing banking services to AYO from May 3, because of alleged reputational damage to the bank. FNB had claimed that an investment transaction between AYO and the Public Investment Corporation, negative media coverage, AYOâs evidence at the Mpati Commission and a R6.5m fine that the JSE imposed on AYO, where it retains its listing, were factors driving the alleged reputational damage to the bank.