The Money Show

Fani Titi, CEO at Investec talks about their financial results – and what the government should do to kickstart the economy. 

As jitters continue in the crypto-market, Simon Dingle, CEO at Inves maps out what you should know. 

Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses financial regrets and what you can learn from the implosion of FTX and the collapse of crypto prices.

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Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE Asset Management analyses the impact of load-shedding on the commercial sector. 

Carel de Jager, research group leader for Blockchain technology at CSIR on FTX contagion spread as another crypto Genesis halts withdrawals. 

Then Business Day's new sheriff, Alexander Parker was our shapeshifter for the week, he spoke about his career and the state of journalism. 

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Xhanti Payi, economist & founder at Nascence Advisory looks at how much government’s blunders have cost the economy. 

David Hurwitz, CEO at Transaction Capital on the company declaring a higher dividend as WeBuyCars shines.

As FXT filed for bankruptcy, in our investment school, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss gives a cautionary tale on investing in crypto. 

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Gidon Novick, co-founder at Lift Airline on his reasons why he left the board of Takatso consortium, which is SAA's equity partner. 

Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop Woodburn Mann on why faking your qualification as a senior executive is pervasive in South Africa. 

Then actress and television host Lerato Mvelase spoke about her finances in Other People’s Money. 

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Guest: 

Anthony Thünstrom,  CEO at TFG on their financial results — and how loadshedding disrupted their trading, and their overall sales. 

On The Money Show Explainer, Chris Christodoulou, director at Christodoulou & Mavrikis Inc explains how Ster-Kinekor escaped the clutches of business rescue. 

In our Friday File, Lance Goodale founder and co-owner of Victorian Bathroom talks about their luxurious bathrooms. 

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Dr Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital — explains how the cooling down of the US CPI means for the global fight against inflation. 

Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes on the public sector strike,  and how it was an unrealistic expectation from the government to assume unions would agree to a 3% wage increase, which is below inflation.

On personal finance, Palesa Dube, financial planner and co-founder at Wealth Creed looks at what you can do if your pension has not grown much in the last year, but you are due to retire the next year.  

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Carel de Jager, research group leader for Blockchain technology at CSIR analyses what led to the downfall of FTX. 

Chad Thomas, independent organised crime investigator at Irs Forensic Investigators looks into how a man who faked his own death with the help of his wife — was able to claim R1.7m from Old Mutual Bank in 1999 and he hid for 23 years. 

 David Baker, Sir-Fruit’s co-founder, talks about how they were able to build the juice brand in our shapeshifter feature. 

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Chris Yelland, energy analyst on the recent pledges by Western countries to help South Africa plug into clean energy. Daniel Mminele, head of the Presidential Climate Finance Task Team explains the plan they presented at COP27 on how they will transition SA to clean energy. 

On the US’ findings of a terror group in South Africa, Pieter Alberts, acting executive manager for Monitoring and Analysis at Financial Intelligence Centre looks at the country’s financial institutions' laws regarding the movement of money linked to terrorist groups. 

Then in investment school, Chantal Marx head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments, explains what makes for a good or bad acquisition.

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Isaac Mashego, senior economist at Nedbank discusses the looming national strike by the public sector workers, which are currently at loggerheads with the government regarding salary increases, as the cost-of-living is on the rise. 

As COP27 talks kick off, Nazmeera Moola chief sustainability officer at Ninety-One explains how SA must navigate the transition to net zero.

Then on Other People’s Money Rian van Heerden, former host of the drive time show on Jacaranda FM and now producer of Sex in Afrikaan on Showmax talks about his relationship with cash. 

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Prof Patrick Bond, Political Economist And Distinguished Professor of Sociology at University of Johannesburg discuss the long history of bribery by Glencore and shady deals on the African continent.  Glencore has been ordered to pay R5.7bn over African bribes.

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