SARB Bank Supervision Annual Report 2005

According to the South African Reserve Bank's Bank Supervision Department Annual report 2005, during 2005, the South African banking system remained stable, and, in general, banks were sound and continued to benefit from South Africa's economic health.

Banks were well capitalised, and the average risk-weighted capital-adequacy ratio for the banking system as a whole was 13,3 per cent at the end of December 2005.

The use of information and communication technology systems by banks has increased

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