DPC seeks tougher penalties for non-compliant banks
The penalties are intended to strengthen depositor protection while aligning Zimbabwe's banking resolution framework with international standards.
Banking
African Century sees strong growth as fintech investments pay off
A sustained investment in digital platforms propelled deposit levels, while broader income streams were driven by a surge in customer…
Read moreNBS bolsters capital position
The Society's core capital rose 44 percent to reach US$57 million in the year ended 31 December 2025, comfortably above…
Read moreSmart ATMs, innovation lifts TN CyberTech, digital banking grows 64pct
TN CyberTech recorded solid growth across its business lines, with digital banking rising by 64 percent and traditional banking increasing…
Read moreAmend RBZ Act to curb govt’s central bank overdrafts: ZNCC
“Large central bank advances to government can weaken fiscal discipline and increase the risk of quasi-fiscal operations," ZNCC said.
Read moreCABS deepens lending to key sectors
CABS is increasing financial support to Zimbabwe’s productive industries through enhanced lending facilities and specialised funding programmes, in line with…
Read moreFCB-Makasa $30m deal approved
COMESA, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) of Zimbabwe, have all granted approval.
Read moreCore operations sustain ZB Financial Holdings
The financial institution’s growth was primarily driven by commission income, lending activities and insurance operations.
Read moreLending, diversification boosts Ecobank revenues
“Our core lending business saw net interest income more than double, increasing by 134 percent to ZiG1,178 billion.”
Read moreCBZ profits in sharp rise
The financial services group posted a ZiG1.44 billion profit after tax during the period under review, a significant jump from…
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SA’s private banks vie for ‘not rich yet’ clients
Once the preserve of the ultra-rich, services are now being made available to some graduates and those earning at least…
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