The Johannesburg Stock Exchange is to donate fees derived across all asset classes traded over two days next week.
The fund is a rapid response vehicle designed to fund impactful initiatives that will augment the national health response contributions to SA’s humanitarian efforts. A further focus of the fund is to mobilise South Africans to flatten the curve and manage the pandemic and its impacts on households and communities.
The initiative encourages market participants to join the JSE by contributing a portion or percentage of their trading revenues to the fund.
Is there even money left to trade? The money pot is empty folks. It’s over.
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