Tag: Sasfin
Sasfin withholds final dividend as COVID-19 weigh on earnings
Sasfin has reported a headline loss per share of 151 cents, compared to headline earnings per share of 501 cents previously. The financial services provider has decided not to declare a final dividend, as it braces for further pressure on South African businesses. Sasfin CEO, Michael Sassoon joins CNBC Africa for more.
Absa deal lifts Sasfin’s earnings
Sasfin have released its interim results revealing an almost 60 per cent increases in headline earnings per share. The bank was able to offset under-performing equity markets thanks to increase in its foreign income. The board declared a dividend of 49.86 cents per share. Joining CNBC Africa more is Michael Sasoon, CEO of Sasfin.
Sasfin sees a decline in H1 headline earnings
Sasfin sees a decline in H1 headline earnings
What Steinhoff’s investors should do now
What Steinhoff’s investors should do now
Two more firms fire KPMG as corporate South Africa weighs links with auditor
A South African broker and an energy investment firm fired KPMG on Tuesday, two of a host of local firms weighing whether to ditch the auditor to distance themselves from a scandal...
Sasfin’s Michael Sassoon talks earnings, KPMG decision
Sasfin’s Michael Sassoon talks earnings, KPMG decision
Sasfin to review its future engagement with KPMG
By: Sasfin
Sasfin will be changing its Independent Sponsor from KPMG Services (Pty) Ltd to Deloitte & Touche
Sponsor Services (Pty) Ltd, effective as of Tuesday, 19 September 2017. This decision was made to...
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