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Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha on the Ninety One results after the market initially sold off the stock. Asset managers should be benefiting from stronger markets, but is rising volatility starting to weigh on sentiment? Leon Kok from the SA Reit Association on the launch of the third edition of its best-practice guidelines for Reits and what it means for the sector. Simon’s thoughts: Is the AI rally a boom or a bubble – and does the distinction even matter for investors?

Old Mutual Wealth Strategist Izak Odendaal explores what the AI-driven capital expenditure boom means for investors.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors unpacks Bitcoin as it trades near its lows for the year and almost 50% below its highs. Izak Odendaal from Old Mutual looks at the AI capex boom and the growing concentration risk facing investors. Plus, Ged Nooy of Field Force asks who’s winning the payments battle in the township economy – traditional banks or fintechs?

Christo de Wit of Luno says that since the launch of tokenised stocks and ETFs last year, ‘we've now crossed the 50 000 customer mark’ with particular interest from the younger generation.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks Telkom’s latest results and looks ahead to the Canal+ listing today – is there real investor appeal in the new listing? Christo de Wit from Luno discusses the rise of tokenised equity assets and why they’re increasingly capturing the attention of younger investors.

‘We call it unravelling the black box … We allow banks to understand how people actually manage their money in real life' – Eshmael Mpabanga from Intellect Design Arena.

Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments unpacks the Tiger Brands results and assesses the investment prospects after a disappointing year. Kieran Witthuhn from Anchor discusses their two actively managed ETFs, explaining how AMETFs work and the potential benefits for investors. Eshmael Mpabanga of Intellect Design Arena explores how AI is helping lenders reach and serve ‘invisible’ consumers traditionally excluded from credit markets.

'Many emerging markets really do look like the adults in the room when you're comparing them to some of the developed markets out there, ironically,' says Grant Webster from Ninety One.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks Dis-Chem’s latest results – revenue growth, but little else to cheer – and Spar’s shock update that sent the share price to multi-year lows. Grant Webster from Ninety One discusses how emerging markets have become increasingly resilient to external shocks and why investors are taking notice. Jonty Sacks from Jaltech explains what happens when a Section 12J investment reaches its mandatory five-year maturity – and the key tax considerations investors need to understand.

Bitexen CEO Mark Diuga clarifies the intent of the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations on cryptocurrency.

Schalk Louw from PSG Old Oak breaks down strong results from Lewis and Life Healthcare – and why the market still sold the stocks off. Mark Diuga, CEO of Bitexen, unpacks the Sarb and National Treasury’s updated statement on the draft capital flow management regulations, which has helped calm initial market fears. Plus, Simon shares why SpaceX is increasingly being valued as an AI company rather than just a space stock.

‘One would hope through this process that one can in that way enhance dealmaking and enhance growth of the economy’ – Ahmore Burger-Smidt, Werksmans Attorneys.

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital Advisors weighs in on the Mag 7 as the basket trades at all-time highs: buy, sell or hold? Vishal Rama from Prescient previews this afternoon’s MPC rate decision: hike or unchanged? Plus, Ahmore Burger-Smidt of Werksmans Attorneys unpacks changes to M&A regulations that could streamline the process.

'Real estate is a place where you start off with a large fortune and you end up with a small one. I think the opposite holds true for Eastern Europe over the past two decades' – MAS CEO Mihail Vasilescu.

Zimele Mbanjwa from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks Pepkor’s latest results, where fintech delivered strong momentum while clothing sales were more subdued. Mihail Vasilescu, CEO of MAS, discusses listed property in Eastern Europe – a high-growth sector attracting growing South African interest. Justin Thom of Galetti Corporate Real Estate looks at how the evolution of online shopping is forcing traditional bricks-and-mortar retail to rethink and adapt.

'Skilled [fintech banking] opportunities are essentially finding exit routes via African capital markets, and that's a trend which is happening … and long may it last’ – Adesoji Solanke, head of Fintech and Banks investment banking origination at Absa CIB.

Faheema Adia from Momentum Securities unpacks Pick n Pay’s results as the turnaround continues and supermarket revenue comes under pressure. Absa CIB’s Adesoji Solanke weighs in on Africa’s fintech market amid fresh IPO activity and new investment, and Fedgroup’s Rob Timmis discusses its R500m IDC funding boost for renewable energy projects.

'It's not about when there will be a recession or a downturn; it's how we respond, react, and behave when it does happen' – Mark MacSymon, Private Client Holdings.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks the latest Richemont results – are consumers still splurging on luxury, and does Moody’s slight upgrade signal improving sentiment around SA? Afrimat CEO Andries van Heerden talks through a tough second-half performance as weaker iron ore prices and Nkomati writedowns weigh on results. Mark MacSymon from Private Client Holdings explains why the biggest threat to long-term wealth creation isn’t market volatility – it’s investor behaviour.

Andrew Middleton, CEO of Go Solar, reflects on the dramatic.

Schalk Louw of PSG Old Oak unpacks Southern Sun’s results as the G20 boost lifts earnings. We also look at the coming wave of mega IPOs – with SpaceX confirmed for June and OpenAI and Anthropic likely to follow – and ask whether investors should be interested, and how to get exposure. GoSolr CEO Andrew Middleton on municipalities’ latest revenue grab through your power bill, and Simon’s take on rising bond yields and what they mean for stock valuations.

Risi Mkhabela, Corporate Relations Director, UCT Investment Society, explains the group’s diverse structures, including the competitive Trading Club, which uses simulated cash for learning.

Kieran Witthuhn of Anchor Capital unpacks last night’s Nvidia results. Risi Mkhabela from the UCT Investment Society discusses its growth and how it operates, while Jono Bowling of Standard Bank CIB explains its latest MSCI World structured product offering 100% capital protection.

STANLIB’s Rademeyer Vermaak believes an investor’s key insight in trying times should be ‘to focus not so much on what is changing, but on what stays the same'.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth & Investments unpacks Famous Brands’s results, with decent growth, refinanced debt and a share buyback in focus. Rademeyer Vermaak from STANLIB Asset Management explains how its systematic process is navigating volatile markets. Plus, Tracey-Lee Zürcher-Campbell from Payflex on the BNPL myths South Africa has disproven.

CEO Ben Pierre Malherbe discusses the company’s strategic shift: Selling non-core assets, developing bulk infrastructure, and expanding core projects through 2027.

Allysa Viljoen of Merchant West Investments discusses the WeBuyCars results, which highlighted deflation in used-car prices in the half-year to the end of March. Calgro M3 CEO Ben Pierre Malherbe on the group's latest annual results, key developments like Bankenveld City, and selling out of non-core assets. Plus, Astral Foods CEO Gary Arnold shares insights on the group's strong interim results as margins and demand both surge on improved costs.

AG Capital’s Casey Sprake looks ahead to SA’s looming agricultural challenges: El Niño, rising input costs and future food inflation.

Sanlam Private Wealth's Nick Kunze weighs in on government bonds as developed market yields surge, even as markets trade at highs and amid strong earnings. Casey Sprake of AG Capital on risks to local food inflation moving higher on the back of a potential El Niño. Plus, Lindiwe Sebesho from Remchannel shares insights into renumeration and the wider benefits instead of just money in the bank.

CEO Andrea Taverna-Turisan outlines the Reit’s strategy for low vacancy, high-quality tenants, and sustainable distribution growth locally.

Pooja Tanna from Perpetua Investment Managers reflects on Jerome Powell's eight-year term as Fed chair, and, the new stewardship expected under Kevin Warsh. Equites CEO Andrea Taverna-Turisan shares insights on the group's latest results and strong balance sheet, as it pivots away from the UK. Plus, Simon's thoughts on South Korea as their stock market goes wild on chip demand and how to buy into the country.

‘In South Africa and the southern hemisphere we are in a more comfortable position in that we will be starting our harvest soon and hopefully see price increases in the near future’ – Loffie Brandt from Absa AgriBusiness.

Kea Nonyana of PrimeXBT on Trump in China and Anthropic to raise money at $900 billion valuation - crazy or fair? Citadel economist Maarten Ackerman weighs in on lessons from previous oil shocks. Plus, Loffie Brandt from Absa AgriBusiness on building resilience in local agriculture in the face of a changing climate.

CEO Jeffrey Wapnick discusses the company's six-month results to end February, highlighting the disposal of non-core properties, strong rental income growth and impressive collection rates.

Shaun Dendere of L7 Prime on SA telco results: Vodacom on Monday and MTN on Tuesday, are there opportunities in the sector? Octodec CEO Jeffrey Wapnick shares insights on the group's latest results. Plus, Abhishek Amichand of Sanlam Alternative Investments weighs in on private credit lending and how South African investors need to find a local solution.

'In the Western Cape, we're shooting the lights out; that's a great story,’ notes CEO Steve Brookes.

Balwin CEO Steve Brookes comments on its strong full-year results, but they’ve skipped dividends again. Jimmy Moyaha weighs in on robust Boxer results that also pushed Pick n Pay higher. Plus, Redefine CEO Andrew König on first-half results that show continued growth in Poland and rate-compression on its bonds.

'I think the biggest mistake investors can make is dismissing healthcare as just a defensive sector; it may become one of the most important long-term innovation stories of the next decade' – Sean Kelly, Parity Wealth Managers.

Nick Kunze of Sanlam Private Wealth discusses US jobs data, TFG's trading update, and AngloGold Ashanti's Q1 results. Sharon Mmitsi of National Debt Advisors weighs in on the high price of fuel – it’s not all about the war in Iran. Plus, Parity Wealth's Sean Kelly on societal shifts and healthcare/biotech innovation.

End-March 2026 interims reflect a battle with tariffs, currency and cost surges –CEO Steve Minnie.

Matete Thulare of Investec weighs in on the update from Gold Fields – production up, but so are costs – should investors be concerned? Sappi CEO Steve Binnie on half-year results that saw write-down and tough trading conditions. Plus, Simon's thoughts on recent hyperscalers results that saw Remaining Performance Obligations or RPOs surge to almost $ 1.5 trillion.

'We are seeing the composition moving more towards the Chinese vehicles' – Wafeeqah Lagerdien, Futuregrowth Asset Management.

Kieran Witthuhn of Anchor Capital weighs in on Disney and Ferrari's latest results, the market response, and if he’s seeing value? Futuregrowth Asset Management's Wafeeqah Lagerdien on local vehicle sales and the debt market. Plus, Damon Sivitilli of Vantage Debt Management on young South Africans becoming the fastest-growing debt grouping.

Marriott CIO Duggan Matthews explains why boutique firms now have a real advantage thanks to AI-driven agility and smarter workflows.

Kea Nonyana of PrimeXBT discusses AB InBev's Q1 numbers that saw beer volumes higher, plus insights on Aspen starting production of insulin at its sterile facility in Gqeberha. Marriott CIO Duggan Matthews weighs in on how they’re using AI in their investment process. And, Stonehage Fleming Investment Management SA's CIO Bryn Hatty talks about how the rand's outlook reversed and where to next.

Reza Hendrickse from PPS Investments says one ‘would think that this is a good time to be holding more EMs than maybe you have been holding in the last couple of years'.

Another fuel price surge for May is piling pressure on consumers. We speak to Gary Booysen from Rand Swiss about the impact on discretionary spending. Reza Hendrickse from PPS Investments unpacks how they positioned portfolios as war in Iran broke out, the market reaction they expected, and their current view on EMS exposure. Sam Mokorosi from the JSE on last month’s launch of Africa’s first Nature-Linked Performance-Based Bond – and what it could mean for sustainable finance on the continent.

Professor Adrian Saville from Gibs draws parallels between today and the 1970s, when oil prices surged tenfold and inflation reached 25% in some countries.

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital Advisors on whether gold remains the safe-haven play amid inflation and market uncertainty. Prof Adrian Saville of Gibs (Gordon Institute of Business Sciences)on rising stagflation fears as inflation picks up and growth stalls. Arno Abeln of Agrimark on the resilience of pet food demand and the trend towards premiumisation.

BDO Wealth’s Shaun Chennells highlights that money is a leading cause of divorce, making premarital financial counselling just as essential as relationship counselling for couples building a life together.

Kea Nonyana of PrimeXBT unpacks JP Morgan’s increased stake in Sibanye-Stillwater and Astral Foods’s latest trading update. BDO Wealth’s Shaun Chennells looks at how marriage, shared finances and complex wealth structures intersect.

‘Digital infrastructure and connectivity are high up in terms of the themes we look to get behind' – Mineworkers Investment Company CIO Nchaupe Khaole.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks the UAE’s exit from Opec and Opec+ and what it means for oil markets. Nchaupe Khaole of the Mineworkers Investment Company discusses SA’s economic recovery and why capital may not be reaching SMEs. Plus, Binance’s Larry Cooke on the rise of crypto across Africa and what’s driving adoption.

Discovery Bank CEO Hylton Kallner reflects on respondents’ trends – from increased online betting and use of weight-loss drugs to healthier eating habits and being ‘disciplined, deliberate, and value conscious’.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks China’s order for Meta to unwind a major AI deal, as global tech tensions continue to escalate. Discovery Bank CEO Hylton Kallner joins us to discuss new data revealing a rise in consumer spending on health and online gambling – and what’s driving this changing behaviour. Harris Gorre from Grovepoint Investment Management looks at whether the US private credit boom is beginning to wobble and what risks that could pose for broader markets.

‘When people sell assets globally, they often come to South Africa because we have some of the most liquid equity, bond, and currency markets': Warren Buhai – Senior Portfolio Manager, STANLIB Asset Management.

Clicks sells off following its latest results – we unpack the market reaction with Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors. Is this about the numbers, or a consumer under growing pressure? Warren Buhai of STANLIB Asset Management weighs in on rising private credit risks in the US – and whether they pose any real threat locally. Plus, Simon’s take on big leadership shifts: Reed Hastings steps back from Netflix, and Tim Cook exits Apple – what does it mean for markets and investor confidence?

‘Once you start understanding … and simplifying things for yourself, we feel that it does empower you to make a more informed decision in terms of where to invest’ – Duma Mxenge, Head of Business and Market Development at Satrix.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks strong Capitec results and BHP's latest update. Lismore Burke from CFI Financial Group shares what you need to know before you start trading – and why trading is not gambling. Plus, Satrix’s Duma Mxenge explains how to understand your fund’s fact sheet and MDD.

An initial ‘€200 million is coming in as a loan in order for us to improve our infrastructure and be able to mine these minerals effectively’ – Harry Scherzer, CEO at Future Forex.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks Afrimat’s latest update – is the weakness a warning sign? Harry Scherzer, CEO of Future Forex, explains why Europe is emerging as an increasingly valuable long-term partner for South Africa. Lucia Bergh from PwC South Africa highlights how local family businesses are outperforming global peers – and still delivering double-digit growth.

‘There are a lot of things you can do as a government to get your hands on people’s savings, but you can't force foreigners to buy your debt’ – Izak Odendaal, Old Mutual Wealth Investment Strategist.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors unpacks US software stocks after the selloff diven by vibe coding fears. Izak Odendaal from Old Mutual Wealth Investment looks at resilience as the Iran war becomes the fifth major global crisis in just six years. And, for Financial Literacy Month, Kashif Noor from Ashburton Investments joins us to discuss wealth beyond budgeting.

Simplifying your will as much as possible ‘gives a bigger chance of … your actual intent being followed after your passing’ – Henré Prinsloo, Head of Employee Benefits at Momentum Corporate.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks the uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz – is it disruption, resolution, or a slow grind toward stability? Henré Prinsloo of Momentum Corporate explains why your death benefits may not end up with your nominated beneficiary – and what you need to know. Plus, Colin Timmis from Xero looks at the state of local small businesses following a solid 2025 – and what’s driving the growth.

CEO Paul Mann reports on progress at The Virginia Gas Project, Quantum Leap Energy, Silicon 28, radiopharmacies and capital requirements.

Independent analyst Shaun Dendere unpacks strong results from PSG Financial Services, while Ninety One updates the market on assets under management. Paul Mann, CEO of ASP Isotopes, joins us on the company’s business update released earlier this week. And Simon shares his thoughts on why you should never let a good crisis go to waste.

Sylvester Kobo from STANLIB argues debt stabilisation and a widening primary surplus strengthen the case for investment-grade status within three years.

Schalk Louw from PSG Old Oak weighs in on Spar after the stock shed a quarter of its value in the week following the CEO’s sudden departure. He also unpacks solid results from Spur and reflects on a market that, as we close out month two of the year, remains firmly driven by resources. Sylvester Kobo of STANLIB Asset Management assesses the state of SOE bond issuance and where the real opportunities lie in fixed income. And Simon considers the positive wealth implications of the latest budget – a notable shift after decades of little meaningful change.

Viv Govender of Rand Swiss discusses how investment decisions in AI infrastructure are shaping competitive positioning across the industry.

US markets are back above pre-war levels – Kea Nonyana unpacks what’s driving the rebound and whether recent US results are delivering any real standouts, good or bad. Viv Govender weighs in on the AI arms race and whether the Mag 7’s solid run still has legs. Plus, John Loos looks ahead to 2026 GDP – with the consumer under pressure, what does that mean for growth?

‘I think for the investor the beauty is a single ETF that you buy on the JSE for the very low starting price of R10 a unit’ – etfSA Director Nerina Visser.

Zimele Mbanjwa from FNB Wealth & Investments unpacks February mining output data, with a surge driven by a 50% jump in PGM production, and asks whether any PGM miners are starting to look attractive. Nerina Visser, director at ETFsa, joins us as an offshore ETF lists on the JSE this morning. Stephan Potgieter, CEO of BetterHome Group Mortgage Origination and BetterBond, looks at the continued rise of first-time buyers and growing demand for smaller homes, flats and townhouses.

Ian Anderson from Merchant West Investments weighs in on the local Reit sector’s response to the war in Iran spooking markets, and some increased demand for office space.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors unpacks how he navigates the fog of unreliable war-time information when making investment calls. Ian Anderson from Merchant West Investments weighs in on the local Reit sector after a sharp 12.3% drop in March – is this a buying opportunity or a warning sign? And Michael Dorn, CEO at RTgroup, argues that effective restructuring should be embedded within corporates as a continuous discipline – not just triggered in times of crisis.

Manpreet Gill, CIO for Africa, Middle East and Europe at Standard Chartered Wealth Solutions explains the advantage now of holding hedges and the part gold can play.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth asks whether markets are adjusting to the war amid failing peace talks. Keith McLachlan of Element Investment Managers weighs up stock-based compensation – the good, the bad and the very ugly. Manpreet Gill from Standard Chartered unpacks the inflation data, with no real surprises, and why the sharp drop in energy intensity makes the latest oil spike less severe.

Janina Slawski from Alexforbes weighs in on local equity returns and rand strength – a good story for local asset managers and investors over the past year, barring the recent Middle East fallout.

US growth disappoints while inflation refuses to play along – Matete Thulare breaks down weak GDP and sticky PCE data still sitting well above target. Janina Slawski unpacks the December 2025 Manager Watch™️ Survey, with multi-managers steadily gaining ground in a shifting investment landscape. And Simon weighs in on the latest ceasefire developments – fragile, complex, and unlikely to be a smooth path forward.

CEO Charles Savage looks back over ‘operational leverage’, client growth and market resilience. ‘Each R1 spent now delivers R11 in revenue’.

Oil holding firm – but no rush back to $60? Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks the outlook, and whether markets simply grind higher from here. Purple Group CEO Charles Savage on results: operational leverage is kicking in as the business sharpens its client conversion strategy. And Sean Coleman, CEO of the South African Bookmakers Association, on the surge in online gambling – and the growing chunk happening outside the regulated system.

Momentum Head of Asset Allocation Herman van Papendorp expects ‘earnings growth momentum might be slightly slower than pre-Iran, but it's still going to be there, still going to be significant’.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth & Investments unpacks directors’ dealings and whether investors should place much weight on insider buying or selling. Herman van Papendorp from Momentum asks whether the case for EM equities over DM still holds as the Iranian war rattles markets. And Robert Gwerengwe, CEO of Wesbank, looks at how consumers are responding to last week’s heavy fuel increases – and whether last year’s vehicle trends are still carrying into 2026

Themba Sibiya from Sasria explains that the Wrap Cover change to highlight for clients is that the rates are now based on occupancy and the industry a client falls into.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors unpacks the key trade to watch when the Iran conflict winds down. Anelmari Truter from Tax Consulting SA breaks down Sars’s intensified focus on high-wealth individuals and donation structures – what’s changing and what it means for taxpayers. Plus, Themba Sibiya from Sasria on the relaunch of its R500 million wrap cover, now locally priced to offer more cost-effective protection for corporates.

‘Treasury has indicated that there will be consistency and certainty around how retail hedge funds are taxed in line with traditional unit trusts, which … talks well to the motif of saving in South Africa’ – Hayden Reinders, Prescient Fund Services.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital unpacks the market reaction to Donald Trump’s overnight speech. Hayden Reinders from Prescient Fund Services looks at who is actually investing in hedge funds, while Saad Sheikh from Enko Capital tackles the debate over whether private capital really belongs in a single asset class.

Dehan Scherman from National Debt Advisors has sound advice on navigating the payday poverty cycle experienced by so many South Africans.

Zimele Mbanjwa from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks Remgro’s move to press ahead with the restructuring of its Mediclinic interests. Master Drilling CFO Andre van Deventer talks us through the group’s record revenue, while Dehan Scherman of National Debt Advisors looks at why more than 60% of consumers are running out of money before month-end.

James Hodge from the Competition Commission highlights the crucial role of consumers and businesses in reporting suspicious price hikes, especially in sectors like fuel, fertiliser and transport.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks Sirius Real Estate’s €93.4 million acquisition of a defence-related property. Fatgie Adams from TransUnion looks at what an unchanged prime rate means for consumers still under pressure. And James Hodge from the Competition Commission warns against price gouging ahead of Wednesday’s fuel increase.

Keith McLachlan and Simon Brown explore this funding source for mining companies, comparing the situations of Franco-Nevada and Barrick Mining.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks the uncertainty grinding markets lower, while Reinet finally exits its stake in Pension Insurance Corporation for £2.9 billion. Keith McLachlan from Element Investment Managers explains streaming mining companies, how they work, and why they continue to attract investor interest. Plus, Satrix’s Siyabulela Nomoyi makes the case for a Q1 portfolio check-in as a smarter, more strategic reset than a New Year’s resolution.

Meryl Pick of Old Mutual Investment Group explores the complexities of maritime insurance and underscores its crucial role in maintaining global trade and economic stability.

Gary Booysen of Rand Swiss weighs in on FirstRand upping its stake in Optasia. Will they one day buy it out? Plus, analysis on the market as the war marches on. Buy the dips? Buy gold? What about coal? Meryl Pick of Old Mutual Investment Group on why the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is more about insurance than actual closure by Iran. And, Simon’s thoughts on the fuel price increase set for next week (+R5 for petrol and +R9 for diesel).

Albert Botha from Ashburton Investments considers fuel-price consequences, the MPC decision and the stagflation spectre. Are we in for a rough ride?

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital Advisors on Sasol's sharp rebound since the lows of last year. Is there still value or is it profit taking time? Albert Botha of Ashburton Investments weighs in on today's tough MPC meeting. The expected rate cut is surely off the table even as SA saw 3% inflation for February. And, Masthead Group MD Joleen John on the Conduct of Financial Institutions (COFI) Bill and concerns about the impact on IFAs.

René Moonsamy from the National Debt Counselling Association looks at consumer rights before and after accessing credit, reckless lending and borrowing, and the evolving landscape of credit products like Buy Now, Pay Later. The Consumer Protection Act’s role in safeguarding consumers from unfair practices is also highlighted.

Chantal Marx of FNB Wealth & Investments on Netcare's update and if she’s seeing value in the current selloff? Futuregrowth Asset Management's Amrish Narrandes discusses their PE & VC funding, and recent investment into BNPL. René Moonsamy, chair of the National Debt Counselling Association, weighs in on how the NCA and CPA protect consumers.