This week MoneywebNOW looked at Naspers and Prosus results, retail trends post-pandemic and amid an energy crisis, green bonds for home solar, Nike results and balancing ESG elements.

Shoppers are excited to get out, but may start reconciling their accounts towards mid-year; it’ll be interesting to see where it goes: John Jack – CEO, Galetti Corporate Real Estate.

We take a look at the Sibanye-Stillwater deal with Keliber and SA's local retail sector.

‘I think maybe not only for this year, but maybe over the long term this is one that remains well positioned’: Victor Mupunga – Old Mutual senior research analyst.

Analysis of the JSE’s trading update, results from Nike and the need for infrastructure spending.

The market now clearly has doubts about the business – this is why it trades at such a massive discount to its NAV: Craig Antonie of AnBro Capital.

Analysis of trading updates from Grinrod and Sun International and how to find value in a high inflation world.

‘I think there's a lot of opportunity in this space and I certainly don't think you have to give up on returns – you just have to have a longer-term mindset’: Barry Shamley – Investec Wealth & Investment international.

Analysis of Invicta and Naspers/Prosus results and how to find a balance between different components of ESG.

If banks incentivised customers to take out or add to bonds for solar panels or, say, a water-reticulation system, there could be a big market there: Craig Ivy of Futuregrowth.

Nick Kunze on markets, a look at global trends in the private equity funds space and green bonds

This week MoneywebNOW looked at reduced business travel impacts, why using both active and passive investment makes sense, the new era of investing, a different way to pay off a home loan, and more.

Rather than using extra cash to pay off your mortgage faster, put it into a personal investment vehicle which grows at a higher rate: Marcel Wasserman, independent advisor.

RMB’s Matete Thulare on inflation and interest rates and how to pay off a home loan quicker.

These days ‘we don't jump on a plane at the drop of a hat to go to Cape Town for a few meetings and stay overnight in a hotel’: John Loos of FNB Commercial Property Finance.