The rapid diffusion of artificial intelligence across global economies is transforming the nature of work with profound implications for labour markets, skills development, and social equity.

As financial services become increasingly digital and interconnected, who is truly responsible for customer outcomes? This thought-provoking article examines why accountability must extend beyond the product provider to those who shape client decisions throughout the financial journey.

Artificial intelligence is transforming African fintech, but fragmented regulation is creating new opportunities and challenges. Discover how data sovereignty, open banking, regulatory sandboxes, and cross-border collaboration are shaping the next generation of AI-driven financial platforms.

Green bonds exhibit a measurable pricing advantage, but this benefit is significantly stronger when issuers demonstrate credible environmental performance rather than relying on green labelling alone. For South Africa, this highlights the importance of transparency, policy alignment, and environmental credibility in unlocking sustainable finance.

Capital markets are engines of innovation, job creation, and prosperity — but poorly designed tax regimes are holding them back. The World Federation of Exchanges is calling for bold global tax reform to unlock investment and fuel economic growth.

Can carbon markets drive both environmental sustainability and economic growth? This article explores the role of JSE Ventures' Voluntary Carbon Market and examines how carbon credits are supporting South Africa's transition to a lower-carbon future while highlighting lessons from across Africa.

In the realm of financial planning, the choices we make today lay the foundation for a secure and prosperous future.