While it is too early to say how Russia's invasion of Ukraine will impact South Africa's property market in the long term, analysts at FNB have warned that the sector is likely to be hit by the obvious short-term economic…
The Solidarity Research Institute names FNB Aspire as best account for middle income earners in SA.
FNB says it has delivered robust interim results for the six months ended December 2021 with pre-tax profits increasing 31% to R13.8 billion, and an improved Return on Equity (ROE) of 39.7%.
Today, FNB announced that both FNB customers and RMB Private Bank clients get an exclusive 72-hours pre-sale opportunity to purchase tickets for the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 in Cape Town.
For the third consecutive year, FNB's free eBucks Rewards programme has been named the Best Programme of the Year 2021 (financial services) and the Most Innovative Use of Technology at the South African Loyalty Awards.
Rising living costs, primarily due to higher transportation and utility prices, will be a major consideration for the middle-market in 2022.
The Solidarity Research Institute (SRI) has published its latest Banking Charges report, showing how pricing at South Africa’s biggest banks compares, based on different user profiles.
FNB has published its latest property barometer for South Africa, showing some of the key reasons why South Africans are selling their homes right now.
As SMEs tackle pandemic-induced challenges, FNB’s approach to helping them is being recognised on the global stage.
It’s that time again, early in the new year, when we are speculating as to what 2022 may hold, in this case for the property part of the South African economy, says John Loos, property sector strategist at FNB.
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