The Money Show

Sanlam’s CEO Ian Kirk explains his the company’s rationale to expand throughout Africa after the acquisition of Morocco's insurance company, Saham. Rozendal Partners’ Director and portfolio manager, Paul Whitburn calls for management changes at Grand Parade Investments and a revamp in the company’s growth strategy.  Meanwhile Grand Parade Investments’ chairman, Dr Hassen Adams defends his executive board and the company strategy.

Financial analyst and chairman at indellidex Staurt Theobald spoke to Bruce Whitfield on the VBS Mutual Bank Curators’ report which exposed some looting at the bank and  Caxton chair of journalism at Wits Universty Prof Anton Harber on the credibility of journalism arising the period of state capture.

Political analysts and economists react on the appointment of Tito Mboweni as the new finance minister replacing Nhlanhla Nene.

Daniel Silke, Political Economy Analyst with Political Futures Consultancy and Nic Brain, political economist discuss the controversy surrounding the fate on finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene after he asked forgiveness for not coming clean about relations with the Guptas. Bryan Habana, former and co-founder of Retroactive talk about his career path and his investment philosophies.

Rudie Reyneke OUTA’s portfolio manager for transport discusses the group’s submission of evidence on Eskom and Home Affairs at the state capture commission.  Dr. Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services says other cabinet ministers must own up and do like Nhlanhla Nene who apologised for not coming forward with information on state capture and their perceived roles.

Liesel Smith-Eksteen, Strategist at the Youth Employment Services discuss how they job summit may help with youth unemployment.  Warren Ingram, financial expert with Galileo Capital shares some advice on how not lose sleep over investments.

Anne Bernstein, founder of Centre for Development and Enterprise and Bonang Mohale chief executive of Business Leadership South Africa discuss the government job summit and the urgent need to create employment in country. Sipho Nkosi, Exxaro’s former and chairman of LESCO discuss his upbringing and career path.

Gail Schimmel, Advertising Standard Authority of SA talks of bout the liquidation of the authority. Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex analyses economic issues facing South Africa.

The SA Revenue Service (Sars) former spokesperson Adrian Lackay talks about civil proceedings against him been withdrawn. He also discusses SARS’ current woes. Paul Makube ,senior agricultural economist at FNB talks about high fuel prices squeezing profit margins in agricultural sector.

Avhapfani Tshifularo, executive director of SA’s Petroleum Industry Association discusses why his group is concerned about rising fuel prices. Grant Pattison, Edcon’s CEO calls for efforts to revive the textile and retail value chain in South Africa.