Stanlib CEO Derrick Msibi has highlighted two main issues impacting asset managers and the economy. Firstly, the rate at which rich South Africans are leaving the country and the two-pot retirement system kicking in next year. Business Day TV spoke to Derrick for more detail on this and how it impacts the economy and asset managers at large.

Unaddressed mental health conditions cost the South African economy an estimated R161 billion annually. Business Day TV spoke to Renata Schoeman, Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School for more detail.

The soft commodity rally, which was fueled by the war in Ukraine, has fizzled out. Last week, the asset class recorded losses of 4.5%, with the biggest loser being wheat, sugar and corn. Business Day TV spoke to Rabobank's Paul Joules for his analysis on what's playing out in that scene and the price dynamics at play.

Luxury goods group Richemont, recently adjusted its weighing on the Top40 index, which initially was around 24% and has since decreased to 4%. Business Day TV spoke to Gareth Stobie from 10X Investments about how this has impacted the ETF market.

Trade relations between the China and Africa date back as far back as the 7th century. In 2022, Africa exported goods worth nearly $106bn to China. Business Day TV looked deeper into the Africa-China relationship with Phillip Myburg, Head of Trade for Business and

Commercial Banking at Standard Bank.

MultiChoice said in its most recent annual report that Canal+ investment has "garnered ongoing interest of other investors, particularly regarding their intentions". The French company, unlike other investors, has accumulated large chunks of the company, currently owning 31.7% of Multichoice. According to JSE requirements, once investors reach the 35% share ownership in a company, assumptions are that a takeover bid is the driving force. Business Day TV unpacked the detail of the story with Business Day's Mudiwa Gavaza.

At 18.7%, Johannesburg's office vacancy rate is the highest in the country. This as the sluggish economy weighs on office space demand. Business Day TV spoke to John Loos, Senior Economist for Commercial Property Finance at FNB for greater perspective on what these vacancies suggest about South Africa's labour and commercial property market.

De Beers is set to keep selling rough diamonds from Botswana for another decade, under a new arrangement between the gem giant and the world's second-largest diamond producer. Business Day TV spoke to Mergence's Mining Analyst, Peter Major to get greater detail on the deal.

Analysts are betting on emerging markets currencies, after a successful first half. An index compiled by Bloomberg, that measures carry-trade returns from eight emerging markets, climbed 4.7%, with the biggest winners being Mexico's Peso and Hungary's Forint. Business Day TV spoke to RMB's Client Strategist, John Cairns for more detail.

The rise of artificial intelligence has brought a wave of innovation but the trend may be stifled by government regulation. Business Day Tv discussed this in detail with Partner at Webber Wentzel, Wendy Tembedza.