Bravura launches graduate training academy
Soria Hay, Head of Corporate Finance at Bravura calls on Black Women Graduates: “The fast-paced world of Corporate Finance is calling. If you are a top academic performer, [...]
Minister Rob Davies gazettes the Amended Financial Sector Code
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies says that the Amended Financial Sector Code (“FSC”) is now a legally binding document on all entities and organisations [...]
2017 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement – Gigaba provides no clear direction
The new Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba delivered South Africa’s 2017 medium term budget policy statement against the backdrop of glaring revenue shortfalls, ever-increasing debt to GDP and allegations [...]
Part 3 – Considerations when selecting an equity partner
When a company’s strategic focus turns to equity raising, it is critical for the company to determine what type of investor will best support the company’s strategic imperatives [...]
Melanie De Nysschen discusses mandatory audit rotation on CNBC Africa, kykNET and Business Day TV – September 2017
Melanie De Nysschen discusses the importance of mandatory auditor rotation in light of the KPMG fallout over its long-standing relationship with Gupta related entities. Watch Here: CNBC Africa [...]
Mandatory rotation of auditors too late to prevent KPMG scandal
The KPMG fall-out after the Gupta-related entity audits and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) "rogue unit" report must be the biggest scandal so far in the South [...]
Scathing Prasa court decision clamps down on fronting
The R600 million train blunder that broke in July 2015 is still fresh in the memory of corporate South Africa. The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) [...]
Is Namibia following in South Africa’s footsteps with downgrade?
Duval van Zijl, an analyst at Bravura, an independent investment banking firm specialising in corporate finance and structured solutions with a presence in South Africa, Namibia, Mauritius and [...]
Trusts: Another tax loophole about to close
Cape Town – Another tax loophole is about to slam shut for South Africans who use interest-free or low interest loans made to a company-connected person in relation [...]
