finance

Steward Bank pushes financial inclusion

STEWARD Bank says it will continue to leverage its business strategy on the use of digital services to capture customers who have been excluded from the financial system as it credits cost containment measures for bringing back profitability. In a statement accompanying the bank’s results for the full year ended February 28, 2022, bank chairman…

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Zimre banks on consolidation

ZIMRE Holdings (Zimre) says it will continue to focus on consolidation to capitalise on economies of scale while eliminating duplication of costs. In the company’s 2021 annual report published last week, chairman Benjamin Kumalo said the group would continue to pursue its “new DNA” of being a financial services group with core competencies in insurance,…

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Tobacco exports hit US$379 million

TOBACCO merchants have so far exported 78 440 301 kilogrammes (kgs) of tobacco valued at US$379,2 million, since the tobacco selling season opened on March 31. Addressing a post-Cabinet media briefing, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the average export price for the golden leaf was US$4,85 per kg compared to US$3,94 per kg last year.…

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LEGAL MATTERS: Concluding contracts via e-mail, social media (II)

LAST week, I discussed whether a contract can be validly concluded through email exchanges. This week I will deal with whether contracts can be concluded via social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook. Social media refers to any website and application that allows its users to quickly share information with the public. Social media…

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TAX MATTERS: Improving voluntary tax compliance

https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-282542.mp3?cb=1732288014.mp3TAX compliance has become an issue, especially in developing countries like Zimbabwe where small to medium enterprises (SMEs) usually do not comply with the tax laws. Many economic players are functioning without registering with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) for tax purposes. Poor tax compliance in Zimbabwe is mostly due to the fact that informal…

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‘More listings are on the way’

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) chief executive Justin Bgoni (JB) has projected a fine run for the main exchange’s subsidiary – Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) – saying at least three companies were expected to list on the budding market this year. The US$-denominated exchange is designed to attract global capital, restore foreign investor confidence in Zimbabwe’s…

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POSB launches mobile money transfer platform

THE People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has launched a low-cost US dollar-denominated mobile money platform, POSB remit, as the mass market financial institution bids to increase touch points and enhance service delivery to drive up US dollar revenue. POSB Remit is a domestic money transfer service that allows both POSB and non-POSB individual customers to…

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Seed Co anticipates heightened demand

SEED Co International (Seed Co) says it anticipates an increase in demand for seed within the region due to global supply shocks. In a statement accompanying its results for the year ended March 31, 2022, the pan-African seed company said regional food security would remain top of the agenda to mitigate global supply shocks. “The…

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Capital raise buoys FM Reinsurance

FIRST Mutual Reinsurance (FMR) says its parent company First Mutual Reinsurance Proprietary has availed over BWP21 million this year to support operations, as well as to provide underwriting security in a bid to improve underwriting capacity. In a statement accompanying full year to December 31, 2021 financial results, FMR chairman Oliver Mtasa said the company…

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‘Financial results delay to persist’

ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange (ZSE) chief executive Justin Bgoni says listed companies will continue seeking extensions to announce their financial results due to shortage of auditors and reporting complications associated with a hyperinflationary environment. In an interview with The Financial Gazette, Bgoni said the situation will, in the “short-term get worse before it gets better” as…

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