South Africa's Constitutional Court ruled on Tuesday that competition authorities can pursue forex-rigging claims against six banks including JPMorgan Chase, BNP Paribas and HSBC, clearing the way for a full hearing of allegations that global lenders colluded to manipulate the rand more than a decade ago. The ruling preserves one of South Africa's largest market-manipulation cases after years of litigation.

Local banks walk free after Constitutional Court ruling

The Competition Commission's attempt to prosecute several banks for currency manipulation faced a setback in the Constitutional Court, with significant implications for the…

South Africa's Constitutional Court ruled on Tuesday that competition authorities can pursue forex-rigging claims against six banks including JPMorgan Chase, BNP Paribas and HSBC,…

Apex court did not overturn the appeal court’s insufficient evidence of collusion finding, easing a decade of reputational strain

More than a decade of procedural battles later, the Constitutional Court has cleared the way for the Competition Commission's rand manipulation case against global banks to…

Business Day TV spoke to Redge Nkosi, executive director at Firstsource Money