
Cybersecurity Is Business Risk, Not Just IT’s Problem
Experts at Executive Breakfast Summit urge board-level accountability, skills investment Ezulwini, Royal Villas — Cybersecurity can no longer be left to the IT department alone.
Editors Note
My financial advisor asked me “what is your net worth”, I said “I don’t own a net”, only to find out that that’s not what she meant. (P.S I still don’t have one). Nonetheless, MoneyMatters had the opportunity to interact with people who do have a net-worth and in this issue, you will get to learn a couple of things from them.
This issue covers STANLIB, who are the largest asset managers in Eswatini and the celebration of their big milestone. You get to know about paperless banking with one of the big venture capitalists in the banking industry who is also one of the founders of Bank Zero. We get an interview with a property expert and founder of Prosperity Enterprises. Galleries from Finance Indaba and another one from an event where IFC partnered with World Bank. This issue continues to cover the growing fintech industry in Eswatini. We also get to know more about one of the largest finance companies in the world through an interview with the vice president of Sage.
Enjoy the read!

Experts at Executive Breakfast Summit urge board-level accountability, skills investment Ezulwini, Royal Villas — Cybersecurity can no longer be left to the IT department alone.

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