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SARB’s Naidoo sparks row


Luyolo Mkentane, Pretoria News, 28 March 2017

SA Reserve Bank (SARB) deputy governor Kuben Naidoo has been harshly criticised 
for seemingly coming out in support of the lack of transformation in the 
critical financial services sector.

The Progressive Professionals Forum (PPF) took issue with Naidoo for allegedly 
saying the "white monopoly capital" controlling the country's banking sector 
was in fact providing financial stability.

The forum called on government to immediately nationalise the Reserve Bank, so 
that it could retain its rights, responsibility and obligation to transform it 
and by extension, the industry.

The PPF said Naidoo's "unfortunate and reckless defence" came at a time when 
Absa, which is among the country's largest banks, was still in the process of 
convincing the Office of the Protector Protector "why it should not pay back 
over R2.25 billion of alleged apartheid-era loot".

Yesterday, ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe said the meeting of the 
national executive committee in Pretoria at the weekend "condemned the 
collusive behaviour of the banks and called on government to strengthen 
regulations intended to deter anti-competitive behaviour".


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