The Money Show

Earnings are up… the awards keep coming… Ray White interviews Gerrie Fourie, CEO of the once tiny bank that now employs 13 532.

SizweNtsalubaGobodo resigns as Oakbay auditor, Treasury responds to PIC bailout fears and the Science of Amabhungane.

Gushwell Brooks in for Bruce Whitfield. In the first hour he spoke to Donald Curtis, an attorney in Kynsna at Dercksens Attorney’s about the insurances claims and are struggling with their claims. Johann van Tonder, Researcher and economist at Momentum spoke to Gushwell about the financial stress due to chronic diseases. Prof Martin Hall, Director of Research and Quality assurance and Emeritus spoke to Gushwell Brooks about how fast your career evolving in the face of technological disruption. During Stock Pick Monday, Heritage stocks, were discussed with Christopher Gilmour, Chairman at Investment analysts Society of SA. Ralf Schmitt, Producer, composer and conductor at Groove Yard, spoke about Music and Business. Bongani Tembe was in studio to discuss how to revive heritage being threatened.  

Bruce gets lessons from the KPMG scandal. As well as the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Interest rates kept on hold and Pavlo Phitidis talks innovation in this week’s Small Business Feature.

KPMG’s new CEO faces the tough questions and Maryana Iskander, CEO at Harambee, is this week’s Shapeshifter.

Sasfin drops KPMG, Andy Rice shares his ad hero and zero for the week and the Science of e-sports.

Is SA companies hoarding cash? We get a number. Also, the EFF’s Dali Mpofu in Make Money Mondays.

Moses Kgosana, KPMG SA’s former CEO, Adrian Lackay, SARS’s former spokesperson and Magda Wierzycka, CEO of Sygnia discuss KPMG’s statement on its own investigation after being tainted by the Gupta-saga and the subsequent resignations of its executives.

Sfiso Buthelezi, deputy finance minister and chairman of Public Investment Corporation (PIC) explains whether Daniel Matjila, CEO of PIC might be fired in a special meeting then Hassan Adams Chairman of Grand Parade Investments discusses the pressures the business finds itself under this financial period.