Come all ye raiders... Christmas is the best time for a corporate strike.
This hard-hitting column by Marc Hasenfuss provides straight talk and fresh insights on matters affecting investors on the JSE. In a career spanning 18 years, Marc has worked for most major financial titles - Business Day, Business Report and Financial Mail. At Finweek, Marc has developed a penchant for uncovering hidden value in small- and medium-cap companies and has also specialised in tackling controversial corporate issues.
Investors need to take a long, hard look before they take part in SunEnergy's R100m share issue, writes Marc Hasenfuss.
Changing the unlisted/listed investment ratio might make Remgro more attractive, writes Marc Hasenfuss.
Bidvest is faced with more than just an executive over-payment error, writes Marc Hasenfuss.
Retailer Woolworths risks reputational damage for seemingly fobbing off disgruntled franchisees, writes Marc Hasenfuss.
Check out which companies reward their shareholders the most.
The court has found in favour of a bank in a case over fraudulent cheques.
Investors in a Cape pyramid scheme stand to lose up to R200m.
Growth of exchange-traded funds has exceeded that of actively managed funds.
The house of socialite Baroness Alexandra von Maltzahn will go on auction.
Experts provide their picks for 2010 - defensive stocks are popular choices.
Will rescue rights issues put founding shareholders in a position to delist recently listed companies, asks Marc Hasenfuss.
Best Cut carries the sad legacy of the small food producers on the JSE, writes Marc Hasenfuss.
Marc Hasenfuss presents his take on what's hot and happening on the SA investment scene.
The CEO of Standard Bank SA speaks to Fin24.com about the group's plans for 2010. Time: 3:03
Q: By the end of 2010, I hope to have: