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Investec Focus Radio South Africa features conversations between leading minds from within Investec and other experts on economic, investment and business topics in addition to issues that go beyond wealth.
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Investec Minds Ep 5 | Nick Holland on decisions that reshaped Gold Fields
Some of Nick Holland’s biggest decisions took years to prove their worth. The former Gold Fields CEO joins Investec’s Nkateko Mathonsi to discuss the unbundling that created Sibanye Gold, and his backing of the …
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Some of Nick Holland’s biggest decisions took years to prove their worth. The former Gold Fields CEO joins Investec’s Nkateko Mathonsi to discuss the unbundling that created Sibanye Gold, and his backing of the Chilean mine Salares Norte long before production began. He explains why safety meant stopping production, and why higher output does not always mean better returns. Watch episode 5 of Investec Minds for a conversation about the judgement mining demands and the conviction to invest beyond your own tenure. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel (17)
Macro Monday Ep139: The three major effects of the US midterms
Democratic Party control of the US House of Representatives and Senate has had three broad market implications: data centre buildouts are unpopular with voters; Congress will likely limit military escalation in …
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Democratic Party control of the US House of Representatives and Senate has had three broad market implications: data centre buildouts are unpopular with voters; Congress will likely limit military escalation in the Middle East (which could bring down energy prices); and slower artificial intelligence-linked investment could be good for US Treasuries. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday | Has the AI boom got ahead of itself?
AI agents have entered the workplace, robots are edging closer to our homes and billions continue to flow into the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence. But as technology advances, are the returns …
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AI agents have entered the workplace, robots are edging closer to our homes and billions continue to flow into the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence. But as technology advances, are the returns keeping pace with expectations?
In this episode of No Ordinary Wednesday, Investec Global Equity analysts David Smith and Zane Bezuidenhout join Jeremy Maggs to examine the year's defining technology trends, the debate over an AI bubble and the companies best placed to benefit. From the future of work to the economics of AI, they unpack what 2026 has taught investors and what to watch in 2027 and beyond. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel (14)
Macro Monday Ep138: The beats go on for US equities
Global equities continue to advance, while US corporate earnings continue to beat expectations. Taking into account these ongoing beats, notes Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, the overall US …
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Global equities continue to advance, while US corporate earnings continue to beat expectations. Taking into account these ongoing beats, notes Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, the overall US market now trades at just under 20 times earnings, which is not excessive by historical standards. Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep137: Mortgage market an orange light for the US economy
The US economy continues to grow, thanks to ongoing investment into AI, and despite federal government indebtedness and higher inflation because of rising fuel prices. One area where the strain is showing …
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The US economy continues to grow, thanks to ongoing investment into AI, and despite federal government indebtedness and higher inflation because of rising fuel prices. One area where the strain is showing though, says Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, is in the housing market, where mortgage rates are climbing and applications are falling. Should weaker house prices follow, this will be a headwind for consumer spending. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday: IMF 2026 | AI, debt and the global investment outlook
AI investment is supporting growth, but its wider benefits remain uneven. Where will global capital go next, and what will businesses pay to access it? In this special edition of No Ordinary Wednesday, Cumesh …
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AI investment is supporting growth, but its wider benefits remain uneven. Where will global capital go next, and what will businesses pay to access it?
In this special edition of No Ordinary Wednesday, Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec South Africa, and Andrew Lillywhite, head of bank funding group at Investec UK, share first-hand insights from their time at the 2026 IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok. Drawing on conversations at the meetings, they examine the forces shaping global investment. They also identify signals that could support investment, from more stable long-term interest rates to the potential impact of a stronger South African credit rating. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel (14)
Macro Monday Ep136: Tech sector weakens after US inflation report
The war in the Middle East continues to weigh on markets and the economy, with second round effects showing up in US inflation numbers, notes Investment Strategist at Investec Investment Management Osagyefo …
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The war in the Middle East continues to weigh on markets and the economy, with second round effects showing up in US inflation numbers, notes Investment Strategist at Investec Investment Management Osagyefo Mazwai. The tech sector was the biggest loser in the days following the US inflation print. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday: Inside Investec’s investment outlook
The global economy is proving resilient, and company earnings remain healthy. Even so, Investec’s Global Investment Strategy Group has maintained a risk score of zero, reflecting a measured approach to …
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The global economy is proving resilient, and company earnings remain healthy. Even so, Investec’s Global Investment Strategy Group has maintained a risk score of zero, reflecting a measured approach to portfolio positioning. The findings are published in the quarterly Global Investment View.
On No Ordinary Wednesday, Chris Holdsworth, Investec Investment Management’s Global Chief Investment Officer, joins Jeremy Maggs to explain the thinking behind the decision. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel (13)
Macro Monday Ep135: The two sides to the AI investment boom
The AI story has been great for investors so far, but it may be making the Fed feel uncomfortable. AI investment is helping to fuel growth and inflation, potentially forcing the Fed to maintain a tighter policy …
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The AI story has been great for investors so far, but it may be making the Fed feel uncomfortable. AI investment is helping to fuel growth and inflation, potentially forcing the Fed to maintain a tighter policy stance – even though, says Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, the sectors most likely to bear the burden of higher rates are those contributing the least to inflationary pressures. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday | Mini-Budget 2026: More revenue, less borrowing?
Stronger revenue offers an opportunity to reduce borrowing. Will spending pressures limit the gains? Ahead of the 2026 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), Investec’s Annabel Bishop and Tertia Jacobs to …
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Stronger revenue offers an opportunity to reduce borrowing. Will spending pressures limit the gains?
Ahead of the 2026 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), Investec’s Annabel Bishop and Tertia Jacobs to examine the choices facing National Treasury.
Higher precious metals prices offer the prospect of better-than-budgeted tax revenue. But weaker growth, inflation pressure and higher borrowing costs complicate the outlook. How Treasury uses any additional revenue will matter for debt sustainability and investor confidence.
In this episode of No Ordinary Wednesday, our economists discuss spending discipline, the proposed fiscal anchor and why rising bond yields do not necessarily signal weaker confidence in South Africa. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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Macro Monday Ep134: Fixed income investors are having a tough time
There’s been an almost universal rise in bond yields around the world over the past few months. According to Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, developed markets have seen the biggest rises, with …
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There’s been an almost universal rise in bond yields around the world over the past few months. According to Global Chief Investment Officer Chris Holdsworth, developed markets have seen the biggest rises, with France one of the hardest hit, as it grapples with a worsening fiscal situation. Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday ep 133 | US growth is running hot
The US economy is running hot, with the latest indicators pointing to 5% GDP growth, ahead of market forecasts for third-quarter growth of 2.8%. This comes despite high oil prices and rising inflation and has …
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The US economy is running hot, with the latest indicators pointing to 5% GDP growth, ahead of market forecasts for third-quarter growth of 2.8%. This comes despite high oil prices and rising inflation and has implications for the US dollar and the prospects of the US being able to grow out of its debt problem. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday | South Africa’s race to get connected
South Africa’s digital infrastructure is expanding rapidly, from data centres and fibre networks to satellites. But can the country provide the power, capital and regulatory certainty needed to turn digital …
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South Africa’s digital infrastructure is expanding rapidly, from data centres and fibre networks to satellites. But can the country provide the power, capital and regulatory certainty needed to turn digital investment into lasting growth?
On No Ordinary Wednesday, Jeremy Maggs speaks to Investec CIB’s Louise Pillay, a telecoms and media analyst, and David Abbey, a leveraged finance specialist, about what is driving demand, where the risk of overbuilding lies and what it will take to connect more of the country.
Chapters:
00:00 - Digital infrastructure as a growth engine
01:58 - How digital infrastructure has evolved
03:17 - Coverage versus digital inclusion
04:54 - What is driving demand for data centres and AI infrastructure?
06:08 - Is there a risk of overbuilding?
07:34 - Is grid access the bigger constraint for data centres?
08:45 - Power, water and social licence
10:53 - What makes a digital infrastructure project financeable?
12:04 - Can new rules speed up fibre rollout?
13:34 - Satellite versus fibre and mobile
14:47 - Does satellite change the economics of rural connectivity?
15:42 - How should policymakers regulate competing technologies?
16:38 - Who will fund the next phase of broadband build-out?
17:30 - What could change the outlook for the sector? Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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Investec Minds Ep 4: Chris Griffith on leading mining through crisis
In conversation with Head of Investec Equity Research Nkateko Mathonsi, former Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith reflects on the high-stakes decisions that shaped his mining career, from investing through …
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In conversation with Head of Investec Equity Research Nkateko Mathonsi, former Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith reflects on the high-stakes decisions that shaped his mining career, from investing through downturns to balancing business survival with its human cost.
In this episode:
00:00: Introduction
01:08: A $1bn ambition for Africa
02:28: From miner to CEO
05:31: Defending mining rights and the rule of law
13:43: The human cost of restructuring
20:48: Yamana: A question of timing
25:07: Balancing growth and shareholder returns
27:38: The people behind an illustrious career
29:42: Doing right when it matters
30:10: Quick-fire questions
30:33: Outro Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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Macro Monday ep 132: Central banks on a hiking path
The Fed hiked rates last week amid resilient economic growth and higher inflation, much of it due to higher fuel prices at the pump, while the Bank of Japan also increased borrowing costs, with more likely to …
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The Fed hiked rates last week amid resilient economic growth and higher inflation, much of it due to higher fuel prices at the pump, while the Bank of Japan also increased borrowing costs, with more likely to come. South Africa’s Reserve Bank is likely to follow suit this week, as inflation expectations remain elevated. Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep131: Fed meets as oil prices rise
Gains by Houthi rebels in recent days have placed further upward pressure on oil prices, with benchmark rates up about 3% on Monday morning, while bond yields have risen since the start of the war. Against this …
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Gains by Houthi rebels in recent days have placed further upward pressure on oil prices, with benchmark rates up about 3% on Monday morning, while bond yields have risen since the start of the war. Against this backdrop, the Fed meets this week to decide on interest rates, and, according to Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, many economists are expecting a hike. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday | The signals from oil, bonds and inflation
Oil, bond yields and inflation are sending a more cautious signal on the global outlook. Growth has held up better than expected. But energy markets remain tight, long-term borrowing costs are rising, and …
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Oil, bond yields and inflation are sending a more cautious signal on the global outlook.
Growth has held up better than expected. But energy markets remain tight, long-term borrowing costs are rising, and central banks are weighing the risk of another inflation shock.
In the latest No Ordinary Wednesday, Ellie Henderson and Callum Macpherson of Investec UK discuss what the oil market, sovereign bonds and economic data are telling us now.
They also explore what this means for interest rates, corporate investment and the risks facing South Africa. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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Macro Monday Ep130: Crude prices, US jobs place focus on interest rates
Crude oil prices have risen over 20% in the last month, and this problem seems unlikely to be resolved quickly: prediction markets put only a 30% likelihood of normal flows through the Strait of Hormuz by …
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Crude oil prices have risen over 20% in the last month, and this problem seems unlikely to be resolved quickly: prediction markets put only a 30% likelihood of normal flows through the Strait of Hormuz by December. Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management says with services inflation pressures also rising, and jobs numbers looking stronger, markets are pointing to rate hikes by the Fed. Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep129: Warsh’s hawkish speech
New Fed chief Kevin Warsh delivered a hawkish speech at the Jackson Hole symposium of central bankers on Friday, leading to a stronger US dollar and increased expectations of rate hikes this year and next year …
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New Fed chief Kevin Warsh delivered a hawkish speech at the Jackson Hole symposium of central bankers on Friday, leading to a stronger US dollar and increased expectations of rate hikes this year and next year. Investec Investment Management’s Investment Strategist Osagyefo Mazwai examines what this means for the US economy, as well as emerging market currencies like the rand. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday | The economics of tourism in SA
South Africa’s growth challenge is shifting from reform to delivery. Tourism is part of that test. International arrivals rose 12.3% in the first half of 2026. And phase III of the government-business …
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South Africa’s growth challenge is shifting from reform to delivery. Tourism is part of that test.
International arrivals rose 12.3% in the first half of 2026. And phase III of the government-business Partnership now puts the sector firmly on the growth agenda, with a focus on air access, visas, safety and infrastructure.
On No Ordinary Wednesday, Jeremy Maggs and Investec economist Lara Hodes examine what it will take to turn that momentum into investment, jobs and sustained growth.
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Everything Counts | Episode 54: Protecting property wealth
Property is often seen as one of the more reliable ways to build long-term wealth. It’s tangible, familiar and, for many South Africans, an important part of their financial plan. But investing in property …
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Property is often seen as one of the more reliable ways to build long-term wealth. It’s tangible, familiar and, for many South Africans, an important part of their financial plan. But investing in property comes with risks that can be easy to overlook, from hidden costs and changing rental yields to considerations around what happens if you’re no longer able to earn an income. In this episode of Everything Counts, we look beyond the property itself to explore what it really takes to build a resilient property investment strategy. Motheo Khoaripe is joined by Sinenhlanhla Sithomo, head of insurance business at Investec, and Elsie Rateiwa, head of financial services at Lightstone Property, to unpack the risks, potential returns and the importance of protecting the income behind your investment.
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Investment property as part of a broader wealth strategy
01:39 What are the risks of investing in property?
03:10 Is buying property in Cape Town a good investment?
04:52 The need for liquid cash when you own an investment property
05:48 Risk of buying multiple properties in a concentrated area
06:25 What are the hidden costs of investing in property?
07:30 How to financially prepare to buy a house
08:28 How to calculate cash flow resistance
09:51 How to calculate a realistic return on investment in property
10:40 Protecting the income that maintains your property investment
11:42 The benefits of having life insurance and mortgage protection insurance
12:07 Does mortgage protection insurance cover you if you become disabled?
13:34 Why people don’t see themselves as assets to insure
14:25 What insurance do I need for investment property?
16:40 Life cover vs mortgage protection cover for property investments
18:25 What to consider if you have multiple investment properties
21:50 How long to see return on investment in property?
24:52 How to identify a good area to buy investment property in?
25:36 Key takeaways for investing in property
26:53 Conclusion Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep128: US bond market intervention fails to bring down yields
Moves by the US Treasury to intervene in the bond market failed to bring down yields meaningfully, and the continuing worsening of the US’s fiscal position may explain why. According to Chris Holdsworth, Global …
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Moves by the US Treasury to intervene in the bond market failed to bring down yields meaningfully, and the continuing worsening of the US’s fiscal position may explain why. According to Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, the US’s debt-to-GDP ratio is above 100% and seems set to remain above that level, with tax hikes politically unpalatable and little room to cut spending in areas such as defense, healthcare and social security. Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep127: The Fed’s difficult position
The US Federal Reserve finds itself in a difficult position. The US economy has been shedding jobs, and wage growth is soft. At the same time, says Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec …
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The US Federal Reserve finds itself in a difficult position. The US economy has been shedding jobs, and wage growth is soft. At the same time, says Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, government debt continues to grind higher while inflation remains elevated, mainly the result of higher energy prices – meaning there’s a chance of rates being hiked in the coming months. Investec Focus Radio SAInvestec Minds Ep 3: Sipho Maseko on the hard decisions that define leaders
What does leadership look like after the CEO title falls away? In this episode of Investec Minds, former Telkom Group CEO Sipho Maseko joins Investec's Nkateko Mathonsi and Louise Pillay to reflect on …
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What does leadership look like after the CEO title falls away? In this episode of Investec Minds, former Telkom Group CEO Sipho Maseko joins Investec's Nkateko Mathonsi and Louise Pillay to reflect on leadership, business transformation and South Africa's future.
Drawing on his experience at Telkom, Vodacom and BP Southern Africa, Maseko shares lessons from leading one of South Africa's most significant corporate turnarounds and the personal cost of making difficult decisions.
The conversation explores Africa's infrastructure deficit, satellite broadband, regulation, AI investment, digital transformation, pay TV, sport and the economics of content. Maseko also discusses the opportunities he sees for South Africa and the continent over the coming decades.
His most powerful leadership insight? “People should feel you.” Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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No Ordinary Wednesday Ep 133 | Bond markets: A licence to yield.
The easy gains may be over, but the case for bonds is not. Annelise Peers, Chief Investment Officer at Investec Bank Switzerland, and Awongiwe Booi, Fixed Income Analyst at Investec Investment Management in …
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The easy gains may be over, but the case for bonds is not. Annelise Peers, Chief Investment Officer at Investec Bank Switzerland, and Awongiwe Booi, Fixed Income Analyst at Investec Investment Management in South Africa, unpack why attractive yields, easing inflation and South Africa’s underpriced reform story could make fixed income a source of return, not just protection, and what could still spoil the opportunity. Investec Focus Radio SAKapitel
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Everything Counts | Episode 53: Tips for tax filing season in South Africa
In this episode of Everything Counts, we unpack one of the most overlooked opportunities to improve your financial position: your tax return. Many people treat tax filing season as a simple compliance exercise …
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In this episode of Everything Counts, we unpack one of the most overlooked opportunities to improve your financial position: your tax return.
Many people treat tax filing season as a simple compliance exercise and move on. But as our experts explain, your SARS tax return is actually a powerful financial health check that can help you avoid costly mistakes, stay compliant, and even unlock additional value.
We dive into:
● Why you should rethink how you approach tax filing
● The risks of blindly accepting SARS auto assessments
● Common tax mistakes that could cost you money
● Medical aid deductions and what you might be missing
● Travel claims, cost-to-company structuring, and share incentives
● What happens during a SARS audit (and how to prepare)
Whether you're a salaried employee, high-income earner, or managing multiple income streams, this episode gives practical, actionable insights to help you file with confidence and make sure you aren’t unknowingly leaving money on the table.
00:00 Introduction
01:15 Tax filing beyond compliance
01:48 What changes to report to SARS
03:50 Tax returns as a financial health check
04:43 The importance of keeping track of your own numbers
05:27 Should I accept SARS auto assessment?
06:45 Changes to tax auto assessments for 2026
07:37 How to submit medical aid tax certificate to SARS
09:30 Beyond medical certificates for tax
10:30 Disability claim SARS
12:06 Is travel allowance tax deductible?
15:30 Structuring a tax efficient remuneration package
17:13 Tax implications on shares
18:36 What does it mean if SARS is auditing you?
20:00 Tax verification vs audit
21:15 The value of a tax practitioner if you are audited
21:50 Audit mistakes to avoid
23:00 Tax audit tips for high net worth individuals
24:38 How to maximise your tax refund
36:40 Conclusion Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep126: Slowing momentum in global equities
While global equities are up strongly over the last year, there’s been a clear slowing in momentum in the last six months. According to Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment …
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While global equities are up strongly over the last year, there’s been a clear slowing in momentum in the last six months. According to Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, this implies that much of the strong US earnings performance has been priced into the market. Investec Focus Radio SANo Ordinary Wednesday Ep 132: Investing in AI's next chapter
Artificial intelligence is moving faster than almost anyone expected. After attending two of the world's biggest technology conferences in Boston and San Francisco, Investec global equity analysts David Smith …
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Artificial intelligence is moving faster than almost anyone expected. After attending two of the world's biggest technology conferences in Boston and San Francisco, Investec global equity analysts David Smith and Zane Bezuidenhout unpack what they learned from the executives shaping AI's future. From surging demand and infrastructure bottlenecks to agentic AI and the companies best placed to benefit, they explore what investors should be watching next.
00:00: Intro
1:01: Demand for AI even stronger than expected
2:07: Scale of demand has outstripped supply
3:30: What is Agentic AI?
4:44: When will agentic AI be truly embedded in our lives?
5:27: The rise of “intelligence per dollar” and “token optimization”
7:07: Are companies starting to see returns on their AI investments?
8:26: For investors, what distinguishes the winners in the AI race?
10:00: Continuity announcement: Investec Global Leaders Portfolio
10:54: Is China closing in on the US when it comes to AI prowess?
11:36: The increase of regulation
12:28: AI opportunities beyond the Mag 7
13:49: What could derail the AI investment story
15:16: One message for investors
15:57: Outro Investec Focus Radio SAEverything Counts | Episode 52: Has saving lost its meaning?
We've all heard the advice. Save more. Spend less. Start earlier. In this episode of Everything Counts, Motheo Khoaripe is joined by Investec's Nirvashni Rajkumar (KZN team leader for the Investec financial …
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We've all heard the advice. Save more. Spend less. Start earlier.
In this episode of Everything Counts, Motheo Khoaripe is joined by Investec's Nirvashni Rajkumar (KZN team leader for the Investec financial planning team) and Dorothy Asomaning (Investec Wealth & Investment Wealth Manager) to explore why saving is about much more than building a bigger bank balance. Together they unpack how lifestyle inflation quietly limits our choices, why earning more doesn't always lead to greater financial freedom, and how giving your money a clear purpose can change the way you think about your future.
In this episode, we discuss:
• Why traditional conversations about saving no longer resonate.
• How lifestyle inflation quietly reduces financial freedom.
• Why financial freedom is about choice, not income.
• How to give your savings a meaningful purpose.
• The realities of saving while supporting family.
• Why behaviour shapes financial outcomes more than good intentions.
• The simple question that can change the way you think about saving.
If you've grown tired of traditional savings advice, this conversation offers a different perspective on what saving is really for.
Watch now and subscribe for more conversations that prove when it comes to money, everything counts.
00:00 Introduction
01:20 Has saving lost its meaning?
04:21 Why saving has become uninspiring
07:10 Can you accidentally out-earn your freedom?
08:23 The discipline of saving
16:40 Lifestyle inflation and financial choice
15:10 Saving while supporting family
18:50 What future is your money building?
20:35 Why behaviour matters more than willpower
25:00 Giving your savings a purpose
26:37 Closing thoughts Investec Focus Radio SAMacro Monday Ep125: Excellent earnings season so far
Although US earnings for the second quarter have mostly beaten expectations, markets appear to have wanted more. Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, says even …
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Although US earnings for the second quarter have mostly beaten expectations, markets appear to have wanted more. Chris Holdsworth, Global Chief Investment Officer, Investec Investment Management, says even companies such as Alphabet that have beaten forecasts have seen declines in their prices after results. Investec Focus Radio SA
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