Summaries of today's leading financial news
Local companies outshine foreign ones at BSEL - volatility and panic have engulfed major financial markets across the world with many experiencing significant drawdowns from their 2020 highs. (Sunday Standard)
FNBB top trader at stock exchange - Botswana Stock Exchange Limited says 26 out of 32 companies traded so far in 2020 have generated equity turnover of P273.9 million. The top 5 most traded companies were FNBB, Letshego, Sechaba and the BIHL Group. (Sunday Standard)
Retail lending buoys SCBB earnings - the retail segment remains the income leader for Standard Chartered Bank Botswana’s business. (Sunday Standard)
BancABC focuses on revenue growth - MD - amidst operating in a very tough and sluggish economic trajectory, the BSE-listed BancABC’s full year results showed a slight decline in profit after tax for the year ending December 31 2019 as compared to the previous period. (The Patriot on Sunday)
Makepe joins Afinitas Board - The Board of Directors or Afinitas Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lipalesa Makepe as an Independent Non-Executive Director of the company. (The Patriot on Sunday)
FNBB most traded stock so far - the DCI experienced a depreciation of 2.3% during the period 1 January to 32 May 2020. The top 5 most traded companies were FNBB, Letshego, Sechaba and the BIHL Group. (The Patriot on Sunday)
Stan-Chart leverages technology to promote social distancing - Standard Chartered has launched Botswana’s first Wallet-to-Bank service and rolled out latest generation cash deposit machines offering a host of services including payment to loans. (The Patriot on Sunday)
