SUCCESSION SEALED
By Chris Gilmour
JSE CEO Russell Loubser has had a successful 10 years at the helm of the organisation. He's achieved considerably more than any of his predecessors in managing the bourse, culminating in the hugely successful listing of the JSE on its...

SMALL IS NOT BAD
By Chris Gilmour
After a slow start in late 2003, the JSE's market for small to medium-sized companies, AltX, now boasts 35 listings with a combined market capitalisation of R7,5bn. The sudden rush of listings in the past 12 months has silenced the cr...

JSE IN 2007 . . . TOUGH
By Andrew McNulty
Then, valuations were low by historical standards, interest rates were falling, growth in the local economy - and in company earnings - was accelerating. The rand had stabilised at a level that gave confidence to international investor...

BLACKS STILL MISSING THE BOAT
By Sibonelo Radebe
The JSE's bull run is both good and bad for black investors on the JSE. Those who got in early have benefited; for the rest, it is now that much more difficult to get in. The black economic empowerment (BEE) fraternity is grieving o...