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Five must-watch Smart Money with Alishia Seckam interviews

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Smart Money with Alishia Seckam is South Africa’s premier investment and finance podcast, and the preferred platform for industry experts to share their insights.

As a result, it is the most popular source of thought leadership for South Africans who work in, or are interested in, the financial and investing sectors.

Powerful interviews

2023 has been an excellent year for Smart Money, with the podcast featuring South African industry leaders discussing a range of topics.

We have chosen five excellent interviews for you to enjoy, below.

BLSA CEO Busisiwe Mavuso on how the private sector can solve South Africa’s political challenges

Efficient Group Chief Economist Dawie Roodt on South Africa’s biggest challenges

Rand Swiss founder Gary Booysen discusses the local investment industry

Nedbank CEO Mike Brown on South Africa’s robust banking industry

Vestact CEO Paul Theron reveals his best ever share investment

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