Powered by RND
PodcastsBusinessMoney, Markets and Masterminds

Money, Markets and Masterminds

Citywire
Money, Markets and Masterminds
Latest episode

Available Episodes

5 of 56
  • The psychology of goal-based investing in turbulent times
    In the latest episode of Money, Markets, and Masterminds, Citywire South Africa is joined by Roné Swanepoel, head of sales at Morningstar Investment Management South Africa, for a conversation that brings the behavioural side of investing into sharp focus. This episode marks the 14th instalment of our Mind Over Markets podcast series with Morningstar and tackles one of the most pressing questions facing advisers and investors right now: How do you stay the course when the world feels like it’s coming apart? Swanepoel, who draws on Morningstar’s global research and behavioural frameworks, introduces listeners to the concept of mining for goals – a technique developed by the firm’s behavioural science team to help clients move from vague intentions to specific, emotionally grounded objectives. As she explains, when clients understand why they’re investing — whether it’s freedom, security, or legacy — the noise of the market becomes less distracting. This episode is a must-listen for any adviser navigating client conversations in today’s high-noise, low-conviction environment. Whether you’re facing clients spooked by headlines or needing to revisit your planning frameworks, this is a timely reminder that behaviour matters as much as allocation. Listen below for more below.
    --------  
    14:53
  • The fixed income playbook - risk, rates, and real returns
    In this episode of Money, Markets, and Masterminds, Citywire South Africa editor Ruan Jooste speaks with Premier Miton’s Global head of distribution, Jonathan Willcocks, and head of fixed income, Lloyd Harris about how the firm is navigating today’s fixed income environment and what it means for South African investors. The conversation covers Premier Miton’s Section 65 rollout, portfolio strategy, macro risks, credit markets, ESG integration and how the Premier Miton Strategic Monthly Income Bond fund fits into South African advice models. Whether you’re rethinking duration, credit exposure, or income anchors, this episode offers valuable perspectives from one of the UK’s leading boutique managers.
    --------  
    25:34
  • Where FSCA and FCA part ways and where they don’t
    In the second podcast from Citywire’s London studios, Money, Markets, and Masterminds tackles one of the hottest issues in advice today: regulation. Citywire South Africa editor Ruan Jooste is joined by Jack Gilbert, editor of sister title Citywire New Model Adviser, to map how the global counterparts – South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) and the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) – are reshaping the landscape. The changes include South Africa’s sweeping Conduct of Financial Institutions bill and the UK’s new consumer duty regime, a new set of rules aimed at improving consumer protection in the UK financial services industry. Listening to this podcast will give readers insights on tech-driven supervision, finfluencer crackdowns, crypto rules and the data demands coming every adviser’s way.
    --------  
    34:42
  • Quality, conviction and calm: Investing through global turbulence
    In this episode of Money, Markets, and Masterminds, editor Ruan Jooste sits down with Joseph Stephens, senior analyst at Guinness Global Investors, to unpack how their global equity income and innovation strategies are positioning amid rising tariffs, sector volatility, and shifting investor sentiment. With clarity on dividends, resilience, and risk, the conversation offers timely insight for fund selectors navigating today’s uncertainty. Watch the vodcast version, recorded in London, on www.citywire.co.za.
    --------  
    17:21
  • What Monopoly can teach about investing
    What if Monopoly wasn’t just a board game but a behavioural finance simulator? Adrian Saville, MBA professor at Gibs, joins Money, Markets, and Masterminds for the fourth instalment of our ‘Long Game’ series — and it’s not child’s play. Citywire South Africa explores how he and his Gibs colleague, Professor Charlene Lew, reimagined the game to mirror real-world investing conditions. Their version introduces income inequality, random shocks, and moral quandaries — all to expose the investor’s greatest risk: themselves. From overconfidence and first-order thinking to coalition dynamics and ethical blind spots, Saville shares the hard-hitting insights that have emerged from 15 years of running this simulation with MBA students. Whether you’re an adviser, fund selector, or simply fascinated by financial decision-making, this episode will challenge the way you think about strategy, risk and behavioural finance.
    --------  
    23:37

More Business podcasts

About Money, Markets and Masterminds

The podcast where we unravel the intricacies of investment, explore the ever-changing market, and tap into the wisdom of the masterminds who shape them both.
Podcast website

Listen to Money, Markets and Masterminds, The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett and many other podcasts from around the world with the radio.net app

Get the free radio.net app

  • Stations and podcasts to bookmark
  • Stream via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
  • Supports Carplay & Android Auto
  • Many other app features

Money, Markets and Masterminds: Podcasts in Family

Social
v7.20.1 | © 2007-2025 radio.de GmbH
Generated: 7/7/2025 - 4:48:46 AM