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SAfm Market Update | | 18:00-19:00 Mon - Thurs | | Welcome: Jimmy Moyaha Market Watcher: David Shapiro – Sasfin Wealth Is Vat the straw that breaks the GNU’s back? Adrian Saville – Professor: Economics, Finance and Strategy, Gibs Will UK ‘diversity’ decision affect SA’s asset management transformation? Ola Leepile – CEO, Novare Holdings Rethinking SA’s debt market: Chetan Jeeva – Head: SA Debt, Absa CIB Executive Lounge: Sun International CEO officially leaves his key at reception: Anthony Leeming – Outgoing CEO, Sun International |
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| | | | SAfm Market Update | | Taxman happy, but ‘the criminals are becoming wilier’ | | Jimmy Moyaha | | ‘The big game-changer has been the administrative effort, the compliance work, but the benefit AI offers us, it sadly also offers the industrial-scale syndicates – and we can't be going to a gunfight armed only with a nail clipper’: Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter. |
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| | SAfm Market Update Full Show | | New SOE proposed, tax collections, and the gold price’s correlation to illegal mining | | Jimmy Moyaha | | This evening we look at the markets with Exness, we speak to Econometrix about a new SOE proposed to manage state property, the World Gold Council give us insight into the gold price and how it impacts illegal mining activity, Sars gives us an update on revenue collections, and we speak to Nox Cape Town about tourism trends affecting the short-term rentals sector. |
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| | | | Current Value | Move % | | USDZAR | 18.77 02 Apr, 17:50 | 1.59 % | | EURZAR | 20.39 02 Apr, 17:49 | 2.39 % | | GBPZAR | 24.35 02 Apr, 17:49 | 2.17 % | | BTCUSD | 87,117.33 02 Apr, 17:50 | 2.21 % |
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| Current Value | Move % | | JSE ALSI | 89,106 02 Apr 00:00 | -0.94% | | S&P500 | 5,633.07 01 Apr, 0:00 | 0.38% | | Dow Jones | 41,989.96 01 Apr, 0:00 | -0.03% | | BRENT | 74.63 02 Apr, 17:38 | 0.65% |
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