John and Leon spice things up in this episode and are joined by Ndivhuho (Ndi) Netshitenzhe, a Senior Economist at Stanlib Asset Management to discuss the recent budget speech and some of the reasonably positive economic data. John is very happy, Leon less so!For more great content like this, click Like and Subscribe and go to www.ebnet.co.za to subscribe to our daily newsletter that will keep you up-to-date on everything related to saving, retirement planning, your retirement fund and the latest political and economic status.

John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) catch up over the latest market news and dig deep into the year-end (2025) asset manager surveys - particularly the SA Equity Manager Watch. There is some talk about flies, some choking by Arsenal, and lots of valuable analysis and lessons for investors.For more great content like this, click Like and Subscribe and go to www.ebnet.co.za to subscribe to our daily newsletter that will keep you up-to-date on everything related to saving, retirement planning, your retirement fund and the latest political and economic status.

John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) do a quick review of investment markets and asset managers over 2025. They discuss what is currently “best advice” - diversify, diversify, diversify. Finally, if you watch to the end, you may hear some 2026 market predictions!

In this monthly EBnet Stream series, John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) are discussing investment markets and how the prevailing winds are playing out and impacting on investment advice to retail and institutional investors. The intent is not to call the markets, but understand the context and how we can protect ourselves from the temptation of making unnecessary changes at the wrong time.For more great content like this, click Like and Subscribe and go to www.ebnet.co.za to subscribe to our daily newsletter that will keep you up-to-date on everything related to saving, retirement planning, your retirement fund and the latest political and economic status.

In this monthly EBnet Stream series, John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) are discussing investment markets and how the prevailing winds are playing out and impacting on investment advice to retail and institutional investors. The intent is not to call the markets, but understand the context and how we can protect ourselves from the temptation of making unnecessary changes at the wrong time.

In this monthly EBnet Stream series, John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) are discussing investment markets and how the prevailing winds are playing out and impacting on investment advice to retail and institutional investors. The intent is not to call the markets, but understand the context and how we can protect ourselves from the temptation of making unnecessary changes at the wrong time.

In this monthly EBnet Stream series, John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) are discussing investment markets and how the prevailing winds are playing out and impacting on investment advice to retail and institutional investors. The intent is not to call the markets, but understand the context and how we can protect ourselves from the temptation of making unnecessary changes at the wrong time.

In this monthly EBnet Stream series, John Taylor, Investment expert and Actuary at Liberty Corporate Benefits, and Leon Greyling, COO ICTS Group (including EBnet) will be discussing investment markets and how the prevailing winds are playing out and impacting on investment advice to retail and institutional investors. The intent is not to call the markets, but understand the context and how we can protect ourselves from the temptation of making unnecessary changes at the wrong time.