Big changes hitting bank branches across South Africa
Nedbank is increasingly turning to hybrid banking services, with customers still drawn to physical banking despite the growth of digital banking.
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Rand takes a beating
The South African rand took a knock on Wednesday (29 April) ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s announcement on US interest rates.
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Banking | banking MVNOs | Cellular | mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) | Nedbank | Nedbank Connect
Nedbank Connect customers consume 938 gigabytes of data per day
Rolled out in August 2025, the Nedbank Connect network roams on MTN and offers a range of prepaid and month-to-month mobile data and voice products at highly competitive prices.
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Say goodbye to petrol stations as you know them in South Africa
South Africa’s forecourt industry is set for a massive change, as motorists decreasingly use petrol and diesel.
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Finance | fuel prices | interest rates | Nedbank | Rand | SARB
Blows keep coming for the rand
The rand suffered another blow on Friday, weakening to R17.20 to the dollar during mid-afternoon trade.
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The future of the forecourt is not fuel-led – diversify or decline: Nedbank
South Africa’s forecourt sector is facing pressure as declining fuel demand, rising costs, and intensifying competition reshape the industry. Insights from the latest Forecourt Retail Report 2025/2026, presented at a Nedbank-hosted media briefing, highlight how convenience retail is fast emerging as the sector’s primary growth engine. The session began with an economic overview by Nedbank Economist,…
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Business | GoTyme | Nedbank | Standard Bank
Fraud warning for Nedbank and GoTyme customers in South Africa
GoTyme CEO Cheslyn Jacobs says that fraudsters are relentless in South Africa, with billions lost each year.
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Cash isn’t king in South Africa
Nedbank CFO Mike Davis says that South Africa is seeing a push away from cash, which is extremely expensive for banks.
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Nedbank buying Kenyan Bank for R13.9 billion as South Africa falls behind
Nedbank is going big in a deal to buy NCBA, with the Big Four bank drawn to the higher growth rates in Kenya.
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How liquidity pressures are reshaping global supply chains
Rising funding costs, tighter payment terms, and uneven access to liquidity are exposing the financial faultlines beneath modern trade networks.