The regulatory muscle being flexed by the bourse, and questionable claims of independence by some corporates.

Alex Duys of Umthombo Wealth on the Fed keeping rates unchanged, Sasol selling assets and a look at EOH. Tlotliso Phakisi from Cannon Asset Managers on avoiding the herd when investing and V&A Waterfront CEO David Green on the cruise industry as liners remain docked.

Lack of governance and oversight during the previous management's tenure resulted in irregularities and fraudulent contracts, among other things - JSE.

Alex Duys of Umthombo Wealth on EOH's trading update and Tsogo Sun's massive debt burden. Protea Capital Management's CEO Jean Pierre Verster unpacks using the quantamental process when investing and warning signs to watch out for. Anchor Capital's Lelethu Poswa discusses SA's banking system and the safety of deposits.

If the 2008 collapse is any guide, this economic downturn will expose a wave of corporate shenanigans.

Stephen van Coller – uitvoerende hoof, EOH

Stephen van Coller - CEO, EOH

EOH is the poster child of how spectacularly bad things can get.

EOH is by far the worst performer so far this year.

Group admits shortcomings, promises an overhaul in 2020.

Megan Pydigadu – Finance Director, EOH

EOH results, Sasol delays release of results again, SAA in talks with partners and more.

Law firm makes 'significant progress' investigating corruption in EOH's public sector business.

Dividend payment decision deferred.

Nesan Nair – Senior portfolio manager, Sasfin Securities