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Yebo yes to BEE shares: RMB helps structure R16.4bn Vodacom deal

Vodacom inks largest BEE transaction yet in SA’s ICT sector

Should your company consider Debt Capital Market funding?

This platform offers companies an alternative and competitive source of funding, allowing companies to diversify away from their banks. Moneyweb spoke to Trishalia Naidoo, RMB Debt Capital Markets Transactor.

SA needs to diversify energy sources to deliver

RMB's Keith Webb tells Business Day that South Africa is not taking advantage of its clear lead in solar and wind resources

Transforming the boardrooms of Namibia’s SOEs is key for long-term growth

Namibia’s growth prospects have been curtailed by weak investment from SOEs and private sector

RMB helps fund Virgin Atlantic's iconic A350 aircraft.

Greg McKenzie tells BizNews that RMB's participation in the aviation space now also includes junior loans and equity positions.

Energy transition in Africa

How can African businesses support projects that deliver a primary source of revenue and more sustainable power while lifting the population out of energy poverty?

Use Green Technologies to Power SA’s Economy

Renewable technologies present compelling alternatives that are not only cheaper and quicker to implement, but also go a long way towards addressing climate change concerns

Why invest in the Telecoms, Media & Technology sector now?

The TMT Sector is a counter-cyclical one. When top-line growth in an economy is hard to come by, companies should look at ways to invest in efficiency gains.

Holistic Advisory Services: From Family Office to Portfolio Company

Chris Welthagen unpacks RMB's Family Office Group Solutions team's advisory, funding, investment and transactional capabilities.

South Africa’s capital markets still a cut above the rest

SA’s fall to third place in RMB’s Where to Invest in Africa report reflects the country’s constrained levels of growth, but also highlights that it remains Africa’s bastion of a well-developed financial and capital market