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JSE is the official business and lifestyle quarterly magazine of the JSE Limited, the premier stock exchange on the African continent and one of the top 25 bourses globally.

This unique financial publication offers a glimpse into the workings of the exchange and gives accessible insight into the world of investing. Each edition covers current developments in the local and international markets and presents personalities from top-performing companies. JSE continues to challenge perceptions in financial publishing.

JSE - Johannesburg Stock Exchange Magazine Description:

Publisher: Ramsay-/Highbury-Media

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

Bold, authoritative, intelligent and sophisticated, The Johannesburg Stock Exchange JSE is the official business and lifestyle quarterly of the JSE Limited. This unique financial publication offers a glimpse into the workings of the exchange and accessible insight into the world of investing. Each edition covers topical developments in the local and international markets and presents movers and shakers from top-performing companies. JSE has won four Pica awards (2008, 2010, 2012, 2013) and continues to challenge perceptions in financial publishing.