The Money Show

Carel Snyman, Advanced Health’s CFO discusses the state of the health industry then Saleem Karimjee,  International Finance Corporation’s country manager Southern Africa talks about the Big Five steps to manage banking risks better.

Devin Sinclair, Head of Mr. D Food discusses the Science of Food Delivery. Then Themba Godi, Chairperson at Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) talks about the case of the National Treasury allegedly wasting R1-billion on an IT system.

Pippa Malmgren, an American policy analyst and a former member of the U.S. President's Working Group on Financial Markets discusses her new book, ‘Signals’. Then Arthur Goldstuck, SA's IT is Make Money Mondays special edition guest. He talks about his upbringing and his philosophy towards money and investing.

Naspers’ CEO Bob van Dijk and Business Times’ Journalist Ann Crotty talk about the shareholder fracas over Naspers executives’ pay increases at the annual general meeting, then Bruce Whitfield plays the Brutal Biz Quiz with listeners.

Christo Wiese, Steinhoff International’s chairman responds to investigations into the group’s executives by German prosecutors while Guy Hayward, Massmart’s CEO and Ian Moir, Woolworths’ CEO discusses about the retail sector and also take Bruce Whitfield through their company’s results.

Jonathan Ball, Founder of Jonathan Ball Publishers takes Bruce Whitfield through his illustrious career path and his early days of publishing while Bonang Mohale, CEO of Business Leadership SA elaborates why the business lobby group signed a contract with SA to create jobs and fix the economy.

ANN7 and New Age sold, Advtech and Sasol release results and Make Money Mondays with Michael Jordaan.

Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is not legally obliged to interfere in a decision by banks to close accounts and Bruce gets the view from the Banking Association. Also the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Standard Bank and Truworths CEOs talk state of the economy. Money Show FAQ is all about bitcoin. Pavlo Phitidis on small business and Warren Ingram on personal finance.