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Oct 2017: 19.55468 | Ratio | Monthly | Updated: Apr 2, 2018

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Oct 2017: 19.55468 (+ more)
Updated: Apr 2, 2018

Oct 2017:	19.55468
Sep 2017:	19.58860
Aug 2017:	19.85102
Jul 2017:	19.55703
Jun 2017:	19.43447

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Title	Release Dates

Return on Equity for South Africa	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

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International Monetary Fund	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

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Financial Soundness Indicators	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

Units

Ratio	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

Frequency

Monthly	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

Seasonal Adjustment

Not Seasonally Adjusted	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

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This series is calculated by dividing net income before extraordinary items and taxes by the average value of capital over the same period. Capital is measured as total capital and reserves as reported in the sectoral balance sheet; for cross-border consolidated data, Tier 1 capital can also be used. This series is a bank profitability indicator and is intended to measure deposit takers efficiency in using their capital. Copyright © 2016, International Monetary Fund. Reprinted with permission. Complete terms of use and contact details are available at http://www.imf.org/external/terms.htm.	2011-11-01	2018-04-02

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