South Africa has to come together and rebuild in 2022 – 10X Investments founder Steven Nathan

Loading player...
BizNews regular contributor and passive management pioneer, Steven Nathan, reflects on a restful festive period and looks ahead to what lies ahead for the financial markets in 2022. South Africa has grossly underperformed the returns experienced by global markets over the past decade. This underperformance has been driven primarily by an incompetent ruling party, with fraud, corruption and aimless economic policy have been constant headwinds for the private sector. Steven believes a more supportive economic policy could lead to growing key economic indicators such as GDP by more than 5% per annum for the next decade. To wrap up the conversation, Steven discusses Bob van Dijk’s R150m plus investment into Prosus, which will be seen as a sign of confidence by shareholders. - Justin Rowe-Roberts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
12 Jan 2022 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

Other recent episodes

BN Daybreak - Wed 22 Apr 2026: Navigating market lions; US-Iran peace paradox; Anthropic’s AI security breach

In today's BizNews Daybreak episode, President Trump indefinitely extends the US-Iran ceasefire at Pakistan's request while maintaining a naval blockade. We cover the security breach of Anthropic’s "Mythos" AI model and Kevin Warsh’s pledge of independence during his Federal Reserve confirmation hearing. Plus, an investing masterclass with Sean Peche explores…
22 Apr 12AM 15 min

Ian Bremmer on Iran talks: Who wins from the conflict in the Middle East?

Eurasia Group President and Founder Ian Bremmer joined Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the fragile reality behind the US-Iran talks. He warns that a peace deal may be more political theater than real progress. Bremmer talks about how higher gas prices could impact the midterm elections.
21 Apr 5AM 12 min