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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"South African Reserve Bank (SARB)"”.
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A study into the evolution of bank capital in South Africa (1994-2010)
… both the capital and reporting requirements for banks globally. In South Africa, Basle I was in effect in 1994, whilst Basle II came into being in 2008, both of which placed new requirements on banks in terms of the calculation of their capital positions. During 1999 the South African Reserve …
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Monetary policy and exchange rates in different economic contexts: Case study of South Africa
… rate and money supply with the exchange rate in South Africa in three periods:- before the global financial crisis (GFC) (Jan 2002 – Jan 2007), during the GFC (Jan 2008 – Dec 2009) and after the GFC (Jan 2010 – Jan 2016). No clear direction on the relationship between the monetary policy and the …
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The contribution of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to domestic employment levels in South Africa: a Vector Autoregressive Approach
South Africa is a free market economy that promotes Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in all of its economic sectors, with the aim of accelerating economic growth and increasing job opportunities. Several empirical works have yielded mixed and controversial results with regard to the effects of FDI …
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Risk reporting compliance in the South African banking sector
… principles introduced by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) were intended to improve risk management and decision-making processes for banks. Current research appears not to address the practicality of these principles and the compliance of South African banks with these …
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A quantitative analysis of factors influencing housing demand in SA
… the factors that influence housing demand in South Africa and incorporates quantitative analysis on the relationship between interest rates, exchange rates, inflation and housing demand. Most studies on this subject have been conducted in the developed market context, as such, this research …
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The fundamental determinants of the South African real exchange rate from 1995 to 2014
… conducive for sustainable growth of the economy. South Africa as an emerging country is no exception. Many stakeholders including, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) as the monetary authority of the country are interested in understanding the key factors that influence the South African …
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An empirical analysis of exchange rate pass-through to prices in South Africa
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) adopted an inflation targeting monetary policy with the effect from the 2000 in an attempt to curb inflation in the country. The band that was adopted was that of a minimum of 3% and a maximum of 6%. The main problem to the current monetary policy is the …
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The impact of nationalising the private shareholding of the South African Reserve Bank
… of nationalising the private shareholding of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). A sub-question is first posed in order to answer the main question. The sub-question is: are the shareholders of the SARB the owners of the Bank and what are their rights and obligations? In a nationalisation …
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The relationship between political risk, credit risk and profitability in the South African banking sector
… markets and financial institutions, including banks. Due to their critical role in promoting economic growth, financial stability and capital formation, banks are viewed as among the largest and most vital types of financial institutions. However, due to their nature and functionality, banks …
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FinTech Regulation in South Africa
… has been an interesting development globally and South Africa is no exception. With an increase in computer processing, the availability of this technology on simple handheld machines like tablets and cell phones, FinTech has taken advantage of this development to create a new industry. However, …
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An analysis of monetary policy and its effect on inflation and economic growth in South Africa
Emerging market economies, such as South Africa, frequently struggle to maintain a stable and economically viable inflation rate due to economic factors of a cost-push and structural nature. These factors not only influence inflation within the economy, but also the efficacy of monetary policy in …
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A critical analysis of the recent change to the unilateral foreign employment income tax exemption in South Africa and its cross-border interaction
South Africa is at the forefront of implementing the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures of the OECD to prevent base erosion and profit shifting (MLI), the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS) recommendations and the tackling of double non-taxation. In 2017, …
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A stochastic programming framework for financial intermediaries liquidity in South Africa
… the complexity and the nature of the bank. As evi denced by the late 2000 financial crisis, it is evident that nowadays there is not a metric that seems to be completely adequate to prevent liquidity crises. Our contribution is fourfold. First we investigate appropriate scenario …
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Relationship between inflation rate and wage rate before and after inflation targeting periods in South Africa
… pressure on wage rate, resulting in rate rise in South Africa, thereby causing rate rise in inflation from both the supply and demand sides with its attendant output/productivity deterioration. Consequently, this study complements existing literature by investigating the long and short-run linear …
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The role of the South African regulatory authorities in combating money laundering and terrorist financing perpetrated through alternative remittance systems
… the Money Service Businesses that operate in South Africa and provide crossborder remittance services are adequately regulated, to ensure that it is not used for the purposes of money laundering and/or terror financing. Copyright