As people look for diversity in working spaces from their normal ‘work from home’ routine while still under the lockdown i.e. coffee shops,the use of
By 1 January 2021, individual consumers and businesses will no longer be able to cash cheques in South Africa. This follows a joint announcement by
Comparable to the consistent growth in transaction volumes between Black Friday and Cyber Monday over the past four years, FNB expects e-Commerce to continue gaining
With the lockdown leading to business being run almost exclusively on email, fraudsters are increasingly using email-based scams to catch unsuspecting businesses off-guard. “One of
In March this year, FNB announced Cashflow Relief measures which offer customers a 3-month payment breakthrough a separate credit agreement and assistance with credit insurance
FNB Life expects to approve approximately R100 million worth of credit life insurance claims by June 2020 for consumers whose finances have been negatively impacted
A recent rapid response survey by Stats SA recently revealed that a staggering 42% of respondents were not confident of being able to continue operations
FNB says it has received an overwhelming number of applications for SAFT funding support from business clients that were impacted by COVID-19. The South African
In recent weeks, the South African Government, business community, philanthropists and society at large have shown remarkable unity in a joint effort to protect our
Banking giant, FNB, says despite a struggling economy, it is still committed to lend to small businesses. “Contrary to current market dynamics of decreased lending
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