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The customer must have walked straight out of some bygone bartering era only to be shocked that we’re living in a time of bank cards and Bitcoin.
At this rate, we’ll be hearing of people getting mugged inside police stations in no time.
Get your tissues because our big bankers earn far more eye-watering amounts compared to SA’s insurance CEOs.
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Capitec might still be pulling ahead in the rankings, but it’s showing signs of fatigue with other banks gaining ground.
BrandsEye analysed some 500 000 social media posts to find out how South Africans really feel about our top banks.
Forbes partnered with market research firm Statista to compile a list of the 750 best employers in the world, which includes five from South Africa.
If you’re applying for one of these bank accounts, you’re probably raking in some serious cash.
South Africans love a good rant on social media. If you analyse those rants, you’ll see a few patterns emerging.
The 2019 Fortune Global 2 000 list, decided on total revenues for the respective fiscal year, features 12 South African companies.
When you break down their paydays to a daily figure, it’s clear that the CEOs of South Africa’s banks can afford to live pretty lavish lifestyles.
The latest South African Customer Satisfaction Index (Sacsi) for banking report is out, and it’s not great news for Absa.
Absa are already feeling the burn from the backlash to their latest rebrand, and now Nando’s have added further fuel to the fire.
Beware – cybercriminals are taking advantage of Absa’s logo redesign with an online scam that targets the bank’s unsuspecting customers.
Rebranding an institution the size of Absa is no small task. When it comes to the reaction to the new logo, social media users smell blood.
I’ve never fully understood why some people are loyal to any particular bank, especially when our options are so limited here in SA.
When it comes to ill-thought out ad campaigns and dodgy tweets from major companies, Twitter users don’t hesitate to put them on blast.
It’s common knowledge that South African banks charge us for just about everything, but here’s how we compare to the rest of the world.
Everyone loves a good advertising fail, especially when it comes from a big bad bank. We think you’ll enjoy this effort from Absa then
The Public Investment Corporation is looking into taking over shares in Absa, but what will it mean to the country if another investment goes wrong?
They say competition is healthy, which is why the growth of another big bank here at home can only benefit us Saffas.
The gnomes are coming, and this time they have the backing of ABSA. So just who has a soft spot for these evil little garden dwellers then?
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What are we going to do? South Africans are needing some stern advice in the wake of Zuma’s poor choices.
You have got to love Malema for his spirit, even if telling the nation his plans of a counter-revolution just might spoil all the fun.
Absa were forced to beat a hasty retreat after a contestant on a show they sponsor spilled some rather disgusting beans.
Here’s something you might ironically call light at the end of the tunnel – ABSA have come out and said they will still pay out on their insurance policies if you are burgled during load shedding.
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The Springbok rugby jersey has undergone a design overhaul at the behest of their main sponsors, Absa. From today onward, the Springboks will play in the corporate colours of Absa, one of South Africa’s largest banks.