Chantal Marx – Head: research, FNB Wealth and Investment

The regulator’s conduct is 'unlawful' and has damaged his reputation, says Sipho Pityana.

A few countries on the continent are probably not fit to consider for investment or business at all.

For the investor there is be nothing to be concerned about: Nerina Visser from etfSA.

Herenya Capital Advisors's Petri Redelinghuys talks BHP Billiton and cryptos as Bitcoin breaks higher. Steven Joffe of Invicta comments as the company enters the communications and renewable energy space. ETFsa's Nerina Visser on the implication of Satrix buying selected Absa ETFs.

Eugene Strauss – besturende hoof, Absa Life

Henry Botha – hoof van strategie en sake-analise, Absa Voertuigfinansiering

‘It is a good deal for Sanlam in terms of the price paid, which is not excessive.’

Mia Kruger of Kruger International talks EOH as it returns to profit. Morningstar’s Victoria Reuvers unpacks the evolution of the South African and global investment landscape. Wynand Gouws of Gradidge Mahura Investments talks retirement: can delaying it by 10 years really double your retirement income?

Nesan Nair – Portfolio manager, Sasfin Securites

Absa to own 17.5% of Sanlam Investments.

‘I think we forget that some of SA's companies are still decent businesses with decent balance sheets’: Alwyn van der Merwe from Sanlam Private Wealth.

Absa's Carmen Mpelwane talks Sasol 2.0. Alexander Forbes's Isaah Mhlanga takes a look at the silver linings in the local economy. Johann Els of Old Mutual on today's MPC decision.

Could constitute as much as 8% of South Africa’s third-largest lender, worth about R9.6 billion at current prices.

With interest rates at their lowest in recent years, Nondumiso Ncapai, Head of Product at Absa Home Loans, believes that prospective first-time buyers are still sitting pretty in the current South African property market.