The Money Show

Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank group chief executive on how the bank is performing financially, while dealing with the effects of rolling blackouts. 

Leslie Ramsoomar, managing director at Stellantis discusses the multinational automotive manufacturing corporation's plan to build a plant in SA.

Maya Fisher-French, personal finance expert explains why an endowment policy could be useful if you are considering emigration.

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Dr Leila Fourie, CEO at JSE on how Africa’s largest bourse is performing financially, as well as some of the challenges it's been dealing with. 

Siobhan Redford, economist at RMB on SA’s business confidence dipping further in the first quarter of 2023 due to rolling blackouts.

Kweku Bedu-Addo, CEO at Standard Chartered Bank Southern Africa was our shapeshifter. He spoke about banking as well as his career trajectory. 

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Mpumi Madisa, CEO of Bidvest on their stellar financial performance and their plans to expand their automotive division with a second-hand vehicle brand. 

Paul Cruickshank, CEO of RCL foods, which makes Yum-Yum butter and Rainbow Chicken on their R96 million profit slump as load-shedding affects business. 

Then John Hunt, co-founder of TBWA\Hunt Lascaris was our guest on Other People’s Money. He spoke about his money lessons. 

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Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital looks at the movement of the dollar and explains what it means for emerging markets like South Africa.

In the Money Show Explainer, Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect looked at how and why public service bargaining councils were hacked. 

Then for Friday File, we looked at cheese, with Allan Williams, co-founder of The Smoking Gourmet.

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Tavaziva Madzinga, CEO of Santam on how 2022 was an abnormal year for them – as they dealt with record claims as consumers battled with flooding, load-shedding and crime.  And Alan Pullinger, CEO of FirstRand on their financial results – and concerns they have about South Africa’s political alliance with Russia and the country being greylisted. 

Lehubedu Mohlabe, founder of ‘Coffee to Car’ on the conditions that made him come up with the idea of offering coffee to motorists on the R55 intersection in Centurion, Pretoria. 

Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discussed how much you need to retire comfortably. 

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Stephen Saad, CEO at Aspen on their half-year profits dropping by 15%, their plans to expand their manufacturing capabilities and going off the national grid.  

Roy Bagattini, CEO at Woolworths Group on being hamstrung by the country's power crisis, which has cost the retailer R90-million for the first six months of the year. He also spoke about their overall financial performance for the first half of the year. 

Then, Emrie Brown, seasoned investment banker and CEO of RMB was a guest on our shapeshifter feature. She discussed climbing the corporate ladder to now being at the helm of RMB.

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Dr Thabi Leoka, economist and Ravi Naidoo CEO at Youth Employment Service (YES) on factors, such as load-shedding, that continue to keep the country’s unemployment rate high.  

Ronald Dodo-Tabaziva, Allianz head of property insurance, on how the increase in social inequality and the cost-of-living will stir civil unrest globally.

Keith McLachlan, investment officer at Integral Asset Management explains share prices against valuations in our investment school feature.

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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management looked at how South Africa being greylisted will affect how the country does business, especially with its international peers.  

Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on their interim financial results. 

Yulande Roxburgh, founder of TinyHomes was our Friday File guest. She spoke about the trend towards mobile and tiny homes.

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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management looked at how South Africa being greylisted will affect how the country does business, especially with its international peers.  

Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on their interim financial results. 

Yulande Roxburgh, founder of TinyHomes was our Friday File guest. She spoke about the trend towards mobile and tiny homes.

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Adrian Gore, founder & group Chief Executive Officer at Discovery Limited and Duncan Wanblad, CEO of Anglo American discussed their annual financial results — and some factors that made operating difficult. 

Cynthia Stimple, former SAA’s treasurer and director at the Whistleblower House on Andre de Ruyter - the outgoing CEO of Eskom’s - claims on corruption at the power utility. And how whistle-blowers are not protected in South Africa. 

Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how you should harvest your tax. 

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