Reserve Bank unlawfully interfered in Absa chair appointment, says court
Costs were awarded against the respondents, Absa and the PA. From Moneyweb. The South African Reserve Bank’s (Sarb) Prudential Authority (PA) broke the law and […]
Articles by Ciaran Ryan
Oil jumps 7%, ZAR slumps on Israel-Iran conflict
Sasol shares surge almost 11%, but a fuel hike in July is inevitable if the Middle East situation escalates. From Moneyweb. Brent crude surged over […]
Ciaran Ryan on Power FM on the excruciating path to revival for Barbrook and Lily gold mines
Path cleared for Barbrook and Lily gold mines to emerge from business rescue. From Power FM. It’s been a decade since the Barbrook and Lily […]
Don’t treat National Credit Act as a box-ticking exercise – judge to FFS Finance
Court admonishes Ford Credit for trying to dictate terms to a customer attempting to make good on his arrears. From Moneyweb. The Western Cape High […]
Could quantum computing crack Bitcoin?
Rob Price, CEO of Sound Money, takes us through some of extraordinary leaps in quantum computing in recent months and what threat this poses to […]
Path cleared for Barbrook and Lily gold mines to emerge from business rescue
Nearly 99% of creditors vote in favour of plan that will allow for payment of claims. From Moneyweb. After nearly a decade of tragedy, stalls, […]
SA’s shrinking mining sector and the policies that brought us here
Mining is now officially in recession after two quarters of declining output. The minister’s answer to this is more ministerial control … From Moneyweb. After […]
No one seems willing to take on taxi industry’s anti-competitive behaviour
The industry likes to emphasise that, unlike buses, it receives no subsidies from government – but when will the authorities take them on for their […]
Ciaran Ryan on Radio 702 talking about ghost workers in government
Ciaran Ryan joins John Perlman on Radio 702 to discuss the issue of ghost workers in the public sector and why is so little being […]
How many ghost workers are there in government?
There are more than two million people on the public sector payroll, and not all of them are actual people doing actual work. From Moneyweb. […]