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5 awesome Smart Money interviews about investing

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Smart Money is South Africa’s premier finance and investing podcast.

Hosted by respected financial journalist Alishia Seckam, it is the best place to find valuable insights from South Africa’s foremost financial experts.

In 2025, Smart Money has hosted many of South Africa’s sharpest investing minds.

These professionals have shared their valuable experience, insight, and predictions with the Smart Money audience.

We have picked out five fascinating interviews with South Africa’s top investing professionals for your viewing pleasure.

EasyEquities CEO Charles Savage on how Easy Equities has driven a considerable rise in retail investor participation

Investec Product Specialist James Cook explains the company’s China growth bet

Brenthurst founder Magnus Heystek on how investors are moving away from the US and into regions like Japan and Europe

PortfolioMetrix CIO Philip Bradford discusses the South African fixed-income market

Ranmore Fund Management Portfolio Manager Sean Peche on Donald Trump’s impact on global markets

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