Canada reported the lowest inflation of the four. It carries the second-heaviest rating.
The ESR multiplies inflation by unemployment. Canada has the calmest prices of four major economies but the second-heaviest rating: 6.4% are jobless.
Rogers has had the same auditor since 1962. In April, 99.998% of votes cast reappointed them.
Rogers Communications rates 3.09 on the CRR, but a 64-year audit tenure and a dual-class register controlled by one trust tell a sharper story.
Who is Simon Baloyi, the director? One seat, twenty-four years inside, and a tenure clock that has barely started
Simon Baloyi has held one board seat since April 2024 and joined Sasol in 2002 as a bursar. A governance lens on his seats, tenure and independence.
Aramco notified its customers. It has not notified the market.
Aramco told customers September cargoes were cut without disclosing the scale. Its 4.50 Shareholder Influence score cannot see a 97.48% state stake.
Transnet’s first profit since 2022 came from a terminal transaction. It kept the majority of the shares and lost management control.
Transnet returned to profit on a R12.5bn gain from selling 49.999% of Durban’s Pier 2 terminal. Headline earnings show a R4.884bn loss. CRR 2.76, FSR 1.7.
The float question has an answer. It is not a waiver, and that is the point.
Dangote Refinery’s 3.30% public float meets NGX Main Board rules through the value alternative, with no waiver needed. The CRR stays at 3.70.
African Bank’s numbers needed correcting three times in twelve months. The board that has to hold that line is down to eight.
In a year African Bank resubmitted returns, unwound a capital deal and replaced a credit model. Its CEO, CFO and risk chair left. Eight directors remain.
Westpac scores 5.00 on audit tenure. The tender that produced it is before parliament.
Westpac scores 5.00 on Auditor Independence after a 2024 audit tender now before a parliamentary committee. ANZ and CommBank score 0.00. What that measures.
Africa’s biggest IPO opens Monday. Its governance rating is 3.70, Good, and the pillar still open is the board.
Dangote Refinery opens its IPO on 14 September. Its CRR is 3.70, Good, but Director Independence is still a default score. The board table shows why.
Sanlam Chose Not to Become a Bank. The Bank It Chose Sits Inside Its Largest Shareholder’s Group.
Sanlam launches banking through GoTyme, whose largest shareholder is owned by Sanlam’s own largest shareholder. Sanlam’s CRR is 4.12, Excellent.