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    What Next? Bridging the trust gap

    2026/04/02 | 52 mins.
    In this episode of What Next?, Professor Mike Kenny (Cambridge) and Jacinta Koolmatrie examine the breakdown of trust between communities and institutions. They discuss how centralised governance and economic shifts have driven local grievances, and argue that rebuilding trust requires sharing power, working at community pace, and supporting locally led solutions like community wealth building and Indigenous-led approaches.

    CHAPTERS

    00:00–09:00: Fracture, grievance and the limits of institutions

    09:00–21:00: Power, disconnection and when listening fails

    21:00-34:00: Place, community knowledge and what actually works

    34:00–48:00: Stories, legitimacy and shaping the future What Next? · Investec Focus Radio SA
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    NOW Ep124: A crude awakening for inflation?

    2026/03/31 | 24 mins.
    Interest rate cuts were meant to define 2026. Now, markets are bracing for hikes. In this episode of No Ordinary Wednesday, Investec’s Chief Economists Annabel Bishop and Phil Shaw examine how the energy shock is forcing central banks to reconsider their path. From London to Pretoria, policymakers face a familiar dilemma: tighten into slowing growth, or risk letting inflation take hold. Guest host Neo Ralefeta explores the implications for global growth and what it means for South Africa, from currency volatility to fuel supply risks and consumer costs.

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    Macro Monday Ep110: Little sign of a near-term end to the war

    2026/03/30 | 8 mins.
    With little sign of an early resolution to the war in the Middle East, supply constraints on commodities such as oil, gas, and helium may well endure. Chris Holdsworth Chief Investment Strategist, at Investec Wealth & Investment International notes that fuel prices likely to feed through quickly into consumer inflation, central banks like the SA Reserve Bank are likely to face rate hikes this year. Investec Focus Radio SA
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    What Next? | Making the transition investable

    2026/03/27 | 35 mins.
    Clean and green growth has moved from ambition to execution, but the challenge is one of pace. Investment conditions are key: predictable rules, credible pathways, and coordination across value chains, finance and government. This episode of What Next? Leadership Conversations for a Better Future, Helena Norrman, Marina Grossi, and Sang-Hyup Kim explains why transition policy now sits at the centre of industrial strategy, competitiveness and geopolitics.

    00:00 Predictability is the first enabler

    07:30 Transition policy is industrial strategy

    15:30 The foundations for future competitiveness is shaped by coordination today

    26:30 Examples of effective coalitions What Next? An Investec-Cambridge podcast series · Investec Focus Radio SA
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    Everything Counts | Episode 44: What the new 2026 tax allowances mean for you?

    2026/03/24 | 18 mins.
    The new tax year is here, and the 2026 Budget Speech introduced important changes that could reshape how South Africans save, invest, and plan for retirement. In this episode of Everything Counts, host Motheo Khoaripe sits down with Vumi Dludlu, Investec financial adviser, and Johan Loubser, head of adviser enablement at Investec, to unpack what the 2026 National Budget means for your money, and how you can make the most of the new tax year from day one. From higher tax-free savings limits to a bigger retirement contribution deduction cap, the rules have shifted. But what do these changes actually mean for savers and investors in practice?

    In this conversation, we break down:

    ● The increase in the tax-free savings annual limit to R46,000

    ● The higher retirement fund deduction cap and what it means for retirement planning

    ● How the new tax year creates an opportunity to reset your financial strategy

    ● Why starting contributions early can significantly boost compounding

    ● Other budget updates affecting portfolios, including capital gains tax exclusions and offshore investing allowances

    Whether you're investing monthly, planning a lump sum contribution, or reviewing your long-term financial strategy, this episode explores practical steps you can take now to stay on track and maximise the new allowances.

    00:00 Introduction

    01:30 Why does the new tax year matter for investors?

    02:45 Big changes from the 2026 Budget Speech

    04:00 The new tax-free savings annual limit

    06:55 The new retirement fund deduction cap

    10:50 2026 tax updates that could affect how portfolios are structured

    11:30 How does the 2026 Budget affect offshore investing?

    12:40 Tax optimisation tips for the 2026 Budget

    14:00 Practical tips for dealing with the 2026 Budget

    16:00 Monthly vs lump sum contributions to your tax-free savings account

    18:00 Conclusion Investec Focus Radio SA

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Investec Focus Radio South Africa features conversations between leading minds from within Investec and other experts on economic, investment and business topics in addition to issues that go beyond wealth.
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