Keith McLachlan of Integral Asset Management on Sabvest and holding company discounts offering an opportunity. Strategist Mohammed Nalla on digging into structural inflation, productivity gains and the all-important PCE.

Nedbank's Preston Narainsamy looks at the economy as the Sarb keeps the repo rate unchanged but lowers Q1 GDP expectations to negative. Bimco's Peter Sand talks the impact of the Suez Canal blockage. Remgro CFO Neville WIlliams on their recent financials.

Jannie Durand - uitvoerende hoof, Remgro

No final dividend declared for ordinary shareholders, but preference shareholders will get 312 cents per share.

Davos delayed – plus a look at trust among citizens and between China and the US, with a word or two about M&R and WBHO as well as Cartrack, Truworths, RCL and Remgro.

Ordinary employees and shareholders will not emerge from this year as well as the corporate elite will.

Telkom and Truworths are looking for exec replacements, while Comair is sorted; CEO Gore is looking for improved upside on his Discovery hedge and Remgro wins 'technically-worst AGM' award.

Despite a critic saying its incentives 'continue to be insufficiently aligned to increasing economic profit.'

Anchor Capital's Deryck Janse van Rensburg on banks and property stocks flying and Remgro's results. Daniel Flynn of Australian company Thankyou talks conscious capitalism and the art of doing good. FMI's Nic Smit on assessing risks in order to extend cover.

Sees 68.7% plunge in headline earnings from continuing operations.

Act and think like owners as opposed to rent seekers.

There could be a lot of pain if South Africa does a little better than expected.

Nesan Nair of Sasfin Securities talks markets as we wrap up another results week. PSG Wealth's Schalk Louw on holding companies such as Remgro and their frustrating discount to NAV. Neil Schreuder from Shoprite on the huge success of the Checkers Sixty60 app.

Rebuttal to Professor Skae's commentary on the value of King IV.

Along with other surprises....