‘The levels of inequality in this country are just so stark, and increases for the top income earners does not have good distributional effects in the economy. Plus, what are they being rewarded for?’ – Dr Mzwanele Ntshwanti, Institute for Economic Justice.
Bradly Howland, CEO of Alkemi Collective, reflects on his journey with the Elders, his childhood dream of becoming an archaeologist and the role of curiosity in leadership.
Sean Munsie, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, unpacks market conditions, portfolio resilience, asset selection and multi-asset fund performance.
Izak Petersen, Dipula Properties CEO, discusses the company’s resilient portfolio, strong leasing performance and acquisition opportunities.
Marc du Plessis, executive head of LookSee at Standard Bank, discusses how families can reduce household costs, the barriers to financing home improvements and available subscription options.
David Shapiro of Otto1890 reflects on how markets have evolved over the past five decades, from operators and share certificates to the Soweto riots, the 1987 boom and the emergence of new asset classes. He also discusses the AI trade, liquidity in today's markets and how commodity prices have shift
Market close with Otto1890, Dipula’s results, Looksee’s home survey, public sector pay, Allan Gray’s portfolio insights and Alkemi Collective in the Executive Lounge.
Tinus de Jager – Moneyweb.
Carel de Jager, bestuurshoof van Sixpence, gesels oor die terugval in kriptomarkte na die Amerikaanse verkiesingsuitslag.
Bernard Hellberg, eresekretaris van die SA Gilde van Mobiliteitsjoernaliste (SAGMJ), gesels oor Chery en Omoda se herroeping van duisende voertuie.
