PUBLIC SECTOR INSIGHTS | 01 MARCH 2021 Failing SOCs: What can the private sector do? Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > Failing SOCs: What can the private sector do? Bakang Letshwiti Head: State-Owned Companies Coverage, Absa Corporate and Investment Banking SHARE Bakang Letshwiti discusses the focus on state-owned companies (SOCs) at a 2020 post-budget review session. https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Failing-SOCs-What-can-the-private-sector-do.mp3 Bakang Letshwiti Head: State-Owned Companies Coverage, Absa Corporate and Investment Banking https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles AWARDS Financial Mail Top Analyst Awards 2023 The annual Financial Mail Top Analyst Awards, in partnership with Iress and JSE, awards South Africa’s top analysts in the institutional stockbroking industry. Read more GLOBAL MARKETS A Different Kind of Debt Instrument The South African government recently issued a new floating-rate note. What does it offer, and what does the market reaction reveal about the state of local credit markets? Read more AWARDS Financial Mail Top Analyst Awards The Financial Mail Top Analyst Awards provide that ranking. The awards – which mark their 46th year in 2022 – are based on a survey that provides a reliable and independent ranking of skills in the industry. Consulting firm Intellidex conducts that survey through confidential questionnaires that cover about 90% of South Africa’s institutional stockbroking market. Read more
