Nedbank’s R13.9bn Kenya bet: Growth or risk?
Kokkie Kooyman, executive director of Denker Capital, explains the significance of this transaction, the growth opportunities available and the state of financial services development on the continent.
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consumers | financial education | financial services | investment | Jimmy Moyaha | SAFM Market Update
Money smart week cultivating consumer education
Avitha Nofal, head of regulation and oversight at the Ombud Council, discusses the importance of financial education and knowing your rights.
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The generation shaping the future of money
Unlike older generations, who often adopted digital banking later in life, younger consumers value convenience, speed and seamless digital experiences.
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Outdated fraud systems cost SA banks R2.6m annually
Kokkie Kooyman, executive director at Denker Capital, unpacks card declines and who benefits from high interchange fees.
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capital | entrepreneurship | financial services | investment decisions | Property | Standard Bank Group
Women are increasingly reshaping wealth, not entering it
Demonstrating a strategic approach that prioritises resilience, sustainability, diversification and long-term value creation.
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UAE lender moves one step closer to SA market
But if they bring their B-Team, they’re not going to succeed against our A-Team – Kokkie Kooyman of Denker Capital.
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Preference Capital gets R350m capital investment from Wiese-led Titan Premier Investments
Deal will strengthen Preference Capital’s balance sheet and support its expansion in SA’s mid-market.
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OM Bank is up and running and ready to transact
South Africa’s neobanking space is expanding, and OM Bank is leveraging its already powerful foothold in insurance and investment.
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There’s finally a cheaper and easier way to move funds internationally
Future Forex has disrupted the long-standing dominance of traditional banks in international payments, offering reduced costs, full transparency and tailored support.
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How Capital Legacy changed the way South Africa talks about death
Since 2012, it has been using humour to make conversations about wills more accessible