Most aspects of modern life are managed via smartphone. Now, with a new Absa Access Mobile app, businesses can manage their foreign exchange (FX) risk on the go, too.

After the fear and uncertainty of 2020, there’s cause for optimism as 2021 shapes up to be a very different year for foreign exchange (FX)

Despite its natural volatility, some aspects of the FX market – and of the rand/dollar exchange rate – can be predicted.

A connected digital experience that gives you a holistic and comprehensive view of your banking activities across Pan-Africa.

As borders reopen after the Covid-19 lockdown, what opportunities are there for South African businesses in Africa, and what role does foreign exchange (FX) play in helping those businesses grow?

The Pension Funds and Alternative Investments Africa Conference, to be held virtually from 19-20 March 2021, will bring together senior executives from Pension Funds with Regulators, Asset Managers, Financial Advisors, and other stakeholders, to engage in meaningful discussions on the way forward for the sector.

Absa Group's Managing Director Transactional Banking African Regional Operations Thabo Makoko has a clear message to stakeholders.

The disruptive events of 2020 continue to roll into 2021. What does this mean for the FX market?

The possibilities around the tech revolution

In a constantly evolving world where client expectations are continually changing, businesses need to be more adaptable and stay closer to their clients.

Encouraging announcements around the effective development of vaccines by leading multinational pharmaceutical groups have triggered a broad-based rally across equity markets going into the final quarter of 2020.

After the events of 2020, what awaits FX markets in 2021?