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I can't fathom the point of it. I really do miss that life. Okay, so let's start with Capitech. It's surging ahead, really putting pressure on what's known as the big four banks, but it's also offering now fintech services, and that's boosting its earnings.
systems and introducing automated compliance monitoring tools. No luckando, eyewitness news. And Capitech Bank has announced it set aside funds to supplement customers who may not pay back their loans. The bank says the conflict between the United States and
Gene, thank you so much for joining us. Jean Rousseau, the head of CSI and Financial Education at Capitech, and Nick Harris, the head of financial crime at Capitech. Please be safe out there. These scammers are really unhinged. Join the conversation. Join the
before transferring money. We are joined now by Nick Harris, who is the head of financial crime at Capitech, and Gene Rousseau, the head of CSI and Financial Education at Capitech. Nick and Gene, thank you so much for making time for us. Nick, let me start
doesn't really move, but the index can grow. So, to give you an example where we've had stocks like Capitech, which came from nothing to something really big, if you didn't have enough Capitech in your basket, or you would have actually missed out, and the
Quite a bit of corporate news. So, Capitech, another bumper six months to the end of August. Headline earnings up 19%. The momentum is amazing. Growing private customers has over 26 million people with Capitech accounts. Interim dividend up 19% from last year.
where Alcmuto then have been running up and running for a while. PEP will also start fairly soon. And Capitech obviously. Talk about. I mean, they could advertise each other to death, I suppose, which would be nice for people in the media like me, but
Bank on better business banking with Capitech. Capitech is an authorized FSP 4669. Cape Talk. Cape Talk. A worldview from London. And today it is with Vicky Turner. And Vicky, we start out in Ukraine where Russia is upping its attack on Ukraine's bridges. Good
news. He's a squirm. I've moved on, Stephen. A listener is saying: Good afternoon, Amy. When companies are fined, like with Capitech recently for millions, where does the money go and how does it benefit the public? Stephen, only you'll know the answer.
to see changes. Remember going through La Saka's results and seeing how competitive that space is. Capitech is there, all the banks are there. And that means that you've got big competition to be the face of merchants. I think that's very, very interesting. 21
Telkom up 2.39, Sabanier up 2.34. Investec up by around 2%. Strong results from Capitech. Six months to the end of August. Headline earnings were up 19%. Private customers still growing, making progress in the business banking sector as well. We'll speak to
So that also helped dollar growth as well. Capitech, I mean, a really strong momentum there. Obviously, they talk a bullish game about getting more and more kind of in their clients' lives. Good, good, good strategy on their part. Does the momentum have an end
has been given no funding and no power to address the scourge. Komutzo Mudise, eyewitness news. And Capitech Bank has announced it set aside funds to supplement. To 9.2%, but the bank says most of that rise is a precaution. It has put extra money aside for
if you look at banks, all the big banks are kind of winning the top of the market where you've got Capitech's wallet at up one hundred and three percent, I think F and D's is sitting at twenty one billion, that's huge traction. But banks largely serve people
they already know, ah, not going to get a sale here. Connected to the eyewitness business, apparently, Capitech expanding its airtime advance business. Apparently, more and more people are buying airtime advanced. There's a strong demand in the millions and
36 stories on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
I can't fathom the point of it. I really do miss that life. Okay, so let's start with Capitech. It's surging ahead, really putting pressure on what's known as the big four banks, but it's also offering now fintech services, and that's boosting its earnings.
systems and introducing automated compliance monitoring tools. No luckando, eyewitness news. And Capitech Bank has announced it set aside funds to supplement customers who may not pay back their loans. The bank says the conflict between the United States and
Gene, thank you so much for joining us. Jean Rousseau, the head of CSI and Financial Education at Capitech, and Nick Harris, the head of financial crime at Capitech. Please be safe out there. These scammers are really unhinged. Join the conversation. Join the
before transferring money. We are joined now by Nick Harris, who is the head of financial crime at Capitech, and Gene Rousseau, the head of CSI and Financial Education at Capitech. Nick and Gene, thank you so much for making time for us. Nick, let me start
doesn't really move, but the index can grow. So, to give you an example where we've had stocks like Capitech, which came from nothing to something really big, if you didn't have enough Capitech in your basket, or you would have actually missed out, and the
Quite a bit of corporate news. So, Capitech, another bumper six months to the end of August. Headline earnings up 19%. The momentum is amazing. Growing private customers has over 26 million people with Capitech accounts. Interim dividend up 19% from last year.
where Alcmuto then have been running up and running for a while. PEP will also start fairly soon. And Capitech obviously. Talk about. I mean, they could advertise each other to death, I suppose, which would be nice for people in the media like me, but
Bank on better business banking with Capitech. Capitech is an authorized FSP 4669. Cape Talk. Cape Talk. A worldview from London. And today it is with Vicky Turner. And Vicky, we start out in Ukraine where Russia is upping its attack on Ukraine's bridges. Good
news. He's a squirm. I've moved on, Stephen. A listener is saying: Good afternoon, Amy. When companies are fined, like with Capitech recently for millions, where does the money go and how does it benefit the public? Stephen, only you'll know the answer.
to see changes. Remember going through La Saka's results and seeing how competitive that space is. Capitech is there, all the banks are there. And that means that you've got big competition to be the face of merchants. I think that's very, very interesting. 21
Telkom up 2.39, Sabanier up 2.34. Investec up by around 2%. Strong results from Capitech. Six months to the end of August. Headline earnings were up 19%. Private customers still growing, making progress in the business banking sector as well. We'll speak to
So that also helped dollar growth as well. Capitech, I mean, a really strong momentum there. Obviously, they talk a bullish game about getting more and more kind of in their clients' lives. Good, good, good strategy on their part. Does the momentum have an end
has been given no funding and no power to address the scourge. Komutzo Mudise, eyewitness news. And Capitech Bank has announced it set aside funds to supplement. To 9.2%, but the bank says most of that rise is a precaution. It has put extra money aside for
if you look at banks, all the big banks are kind of winning the top of the market where you've got Capitech's wallet at up one hundred and three percent, I think F and D's is sitting at twenty one billion, that's huge traction. But banks largely serve people
they already know, ah, not going to get a sale here. Connected to the eyewitness business, apparently, Capitech expanding its airtime advance business. Apparently, more and more people are buying airtime advanced. There's a strong demand in the millions and
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Capitech reported a 21% jump in profit to R12.6 billion for the half-year to February 2026, with its fintech services contributing R2.7 billion to headline earnings 1. The bank also set aside R5.7 billion for bad loans in the six months to August, 21% more than a year earlier, citing pressure from the US-Iran conflict on inflation and rates 2.
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