
Khuleko Siwele
Equity Reporter at Bloomberg L.P.
2x Wits Graduate 👩🎓 BA Media Studies and Psychology, BA Honors Media Studies & Journalism Markets Reporter✍️ @bloomberg || Views Are My Own
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news.bloombergtax.com | Khuleko Siwele
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claimsjournal.com | Khuleko Siwele
A $361 million (6.5 billion rand) lawsuit has been lodged in a South African court by a Japanese insurance company for a claim arising from flood damages suffered in 2022 by Toyota Motors Corp.’s plant near Durban. The claim against Transnet SOC Ltd., the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport and eThekwini Municipality has been brought in the high court in Durban by Toyota South Africa Motors’ insurer, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance, Business Day reported.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Khuleko Siwele
A 6.5 billion rand ($361 million) lawsuit has been lodged in a South African court by a Japanese insurance company for a claim arising from flood damages suffered in 2022 by Toyota Motors Corp.’s plant near Durban. The claim against Transnet SOC Ltd., the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport and eThekwini Municipality has been brought in the high court in Durban by Toyota South Africa Motors’ insurer, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance, Business Day reported.
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bloomberg.com | Khuleko Siwele
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange(Bloomberg) -- The valuation discount of South African equities relative to developing peers is set to narrow as some of the capital flowing out of the US and into emerging markets finds its way to Johannesburg stocks, according to Momentum Investments. Foreign investors have been net sellers of South African stocks every year since 2016, and net outflows year-to-date already amount to $6.3 billion, according to JSE Ltd. data.
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insurancejournal.com | Khuleko Siwele
Toyota Motors Corp. has brought a lawsuit for 6.5 billion rand ($361 million) in a South African court for 2022 flood damages that shuttered its plant near Durban, Business Day reported. The claim against Transnet SOC Ltd., the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport and eThekwini Municipality has been brought in the high court in Durban by Toyota South Africa Motors’ insurer, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance.
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