South Africa's National Treasury unveils draft capital flow regulations targeting $607 billion investment
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Updated · Business Insider Africa · Apr 27
South Africa's National Treasury unveils draft capital flow regulations targeting $607 billion investment
9 articles · Updated · Business Insider Africa · Apr 27
The draft regulations, published for public comment, could allow foreign-currency funds to operate locally and formally regulate crypto assets for the first time.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange estimates these reforms may unlock 10 trillion rand in investment, aiming to boost Johannesburg’s status as Africa’s top financial hub.
Replacing exchange controls dating back to 1961, the overhaul seeks to modernize financial policy, attract global investors, and address longstanding challenges in South Africa’s economy and infrastructure.
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