CABS balance sheet soars 18,3% in first half of 2025
Staff Writer
CABS’ balance sheet grew by 18,3% to ZiG15,21 billion for the half year ended June 30, 2025, largely driven by credit line inflows and increased lending. This was up from ZiG12,85 billion recorded at the end of 2024.
During the period under review, CABS’ credit lines rose to ZiG1,83 billion from ZiG1,42 billion in December 2024,
Arrival of ETFs – Are Pension Funds in Luck?
In recent years active investment management has come under more scrutiny than ever before. The reason is clear – of late, most active managers, particularly those focused on large-cap stocks, have struggled to beat their benchmarks.
Picking stocks is hard, picking other people to pick stocks for you is even harder – and this is the daily challenge
HARARE, Welcome to the 2021 first issue of the ZAPF Magazine. In this issue we look at various pension issues concerning the industry being guided by the theme; The Future of Saving: The Role of Pension Systems. Pension Funds are crucial in any economy as they play a big role in the development of the economy. Click the link below for the magazine ZAPF Pension Magazine Q1 2021
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Funeral Assurers struggle to comply with prescribed asset ratio
Staff Reporter
Funeral Assurers compliance with prescribed assets declined by 50% in the half year ended June 30 2020 to 0, 02% from 0, 04% comparable period last year.
The funeral assurers are expected to comply with the minimum prescribed asset ratio of 10.00% as stipulated by Statutory Instrument 206 of 2019.
Insurance and Pensions Commission
ZSE launches online trading platform: ZSE Direct
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Limited (“ZSE”) has launched “ZSE Direct”, a new platform, specifically designed for the retail investor, aiming to provide retail investors with a smart way to manage their ZSE investments and view their CSD holdings remotely.
ZSE Direct will complement the platforms
CBZ Holdings capitalizes insurance unit
Staff Writer
CBZ Holdings says it has availed appropriate funding to its insurance unit, CBZ Insurance, to regulise the unit’s compliance with the regulatory minimum capital requirement.
As at Q1, 2020, the insurance unit, together with Redsphere Finance were among the group’s subsidiaries which had regulatory capital shortfalls.
“During the period, group’s
National lockdown delays ZHL’s audit process
Staff Reporter
ARARE, ZIMRE Holdings (ZHL) says the national lockdown has delayed the group’s audit process, hence will not be able to publish its 2019 financials by April 30, 2020.
Insurers, government respond to bus crash accident
HARARE, The Insurance Council of Zimbabwe together with the Civil Protection Directorate is working on the assistance to be rendered to families of the 47 victims of Wednesday’s bus accident.
Forty-seven people — 45 adults and two children — were killed, while 70 others were injured when two buses collided head-on at the 166-kilometre peg along
Masawara winds up on AIM market
Insurance24
HARARE, Masawara PLc last day of dealings in its Ordinary Shares on the London Stock Exchange (AIM) will be 6 February 2018 and this follows approval of all resolutions on the proposed de-listing at a GM meeting held last Friday as the investment group seeks to pursue private equity funds to grow its various businesses.
Masawara whose current investments