The Money Show

Peter Moyo, Old Mutual Emerging Markets’ CEO discusses the group’s decision reduce its investment in Nedbank while House of Lords peer and anti-apartheid activist Peter Hain addresses UK House of Lords exposing a UK bank linked to money laundering and the controversial Gupta family. Mteto Nyati, Altron CEO shares his life story and career path on The Money Show’s shapeshifter feature. 

Abel Sithole, principal executive officer for the Government Employment Pension Funds discusses how and why the fund wants to diversify its investments then Gordon Kerr, fixed income specialist with RMB talks about the Science of the Bond Market.  

Mark Dytor, AECI’s CEO discusses the acquisition of Asphat for R2.3-billion while Randall Carolissen, SARS head of Research explains the R50-billion shortfall. Maps Maponyane talks about his philosophies towards money and investing.

Bruce talks to a historian about the early years of the JSE. Also the Brutal BizQuiz and Best Bits of the week.

Prof Mathew Lester from Rhodes University analyses the mid-term budget by finance minister Malusi Gigaba and shares what the February budget may look like. David Kneale, Clicks Group’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company annual results.

SA’s Deputy Finance minister, Sfiso Buthelezi and Former deputy director general at Treasury, Andrew Donaldson review the mid-term budget speech by Finance Minister, Malusi Gigaba. Margaret Hirsch, co-founder of Hirsch’s talks about her business and career path. 

A look into business crime stats and the Science of the Minimum Wage.

The state of SA and this economy ahead of the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement. Also former CEO of Massmart and current CEO of Edcon Grant Pattison in this week’s Make Money Mondays.

The outgoing and incoming Statisticians General chats to Bruce. Also the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

UK and US looking into Gupta deals. The massive data breach story develops and fracking regulations are found unlawful.