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Postbank

The Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies invites you to comment on the South African Postbank Amendment Bill.

The Amendment Bill provides:

  1. For the amendment of the shareholding arrangements for the Postbank through the creation of a new holding company to facilitate its establishment and registration as a Bank Controlling Company (BCC) in terms of the Banks Act.
  2. For matters connected therewith and other sections of the Postbank Act impacted by the change in the Postbank ownership structure.

7833 participants (closed 12 April 2021)

DearSA-postbank
Dear South Africa

[CLOSED] Have your say – shape the outcome.

    Do you support the SA Postbank Amendment Bill?

    What is your status?

    What is your top concern? (view details at link above)

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