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The NBI firmly believes that good governance is essential for the sustainability of any organisation and is committed to the principles of good governance described in King IV. Through the progressive leadership and advocacy role the NBI holds, it is critical that we demonstrate this commitment in our own operations and support members and the broader business community to entrench good corporate governance in theirs. All NBI staff are signatories to the NBI’s fraud and anti-corruption policy.

The NBI’s governance architecture aligns the organisation with the requirements of the Companies Act and King IV.

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About Us Credentials

The NBI is a Level 1 Contributor to Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) in South Africa
We are certified 100% Black Beneficiaries in terms of Socio-Economic Development (SED) and are committed to supporting transformation across the business sector.
The NBI is a registered Public Benefit Organisation that is fully tax exempt, providing for section 18a tax deductibility to donors and exemptions to the public sector. Additionally, the NBI is a registered Welfare organisation which allows for additional benefits under VAT regulations.
The NBI has a current good standing tax clearance certificate.
The NBI’s Annual financial statements comply with IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards). Current governance architecture aligns with King IV and the new Companies Act.
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