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Independent analyst Carmen Mpelwane highlights Virgin Active's strong performance in Brait's latest results, while DebtBusters' Benay Sager discusses how consumer income growth is failing to keep up with inflation. Meanwhile, iStore SA CEO Christopher Dodd explores shifting mindsets towards pre-owned technology.

Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Brait, about the company's half-year results, including a R644 million profit and 8% increase in net asset value per share.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sasfin's David Shapiro takes us through the day's market moves, Rainbow unbundling and listing on the JSE, LVMH chair buying a stake in Richemont, Brait's recapitalisation plan, lower trading values, and the gold price. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

Chantal Marx, hoof van beleggingsnavorsing by FNB Wealth & Investments gesels oor die nuwe kabinet, werksgeleenthede, en Brait. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Theo Vorster, medestigter van Galileo Capital gesels oor die markte se reaksie op die nuwe koalisie-era, Brait se aankondiging, en Sasol se aandeelprys wat val. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Brait, and host Bruce Whitfield discuss Brait's recapitalisation plan to raise up to R1.5 billion through a rights offer. The board of Christo Wiese's Brait has approved an inter-conditional recapitalisation plan that includes a fully underwritten equity capital raise of up to R1.5 billion.Following extensive engagement with key stakeholders, the plan includes three-year extensions of the company's bond maturities to December 2027 and adjustments to the repayment or settlement of its convertible and exchangeable bonds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Schalk Louw of PSG discusses the day's market moves, Remgro and Brait results as an SA Inc case study, and a recovery for the commodity sector. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

Safair, commanding 60% of South Africa's domestic air travel and expanding regionally, faces a critical investigation over allegations of breaching local shareholding laws. Guy Leitch, Editor at SA flyer Magazine says although competitors have a basis for their complaint, the licensing conditions in SA are too restrictive. After the SA economy slightly grew by 0.1% in Q4 of 2023, narrowly escaping a technical recession in Q4 of 2023, after it contracted by 0.2% in Q3 of the same year. Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at Citadel says there is nothing to be happy about as the figures point us to a South Africa that is in a “per capita recession”. This is because the population is growing faster than the struggling economy.    In our investment shapeshifter,  Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments on the dogs of the JSE and on when is it worth taking a chance? The dogs of the JSE are stocks that have lost more than 40% of their value over the last year include previous market darlings like Pick n Pay, Transaction Capital, PGMs, ArcelorMittal, Brait, Sasol, EOH, MTN, Spar, and Metair, etc.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Rafik Moore, CEO of Brait Capital, talks to F&C reporter Brian Johnson. Moore discusses the future of struggling retail properties, his Midtown Square project and the outlook for real estate in 2024.

On this episode of Stock Picks, Financial Mail's Marc Hassenfuss analyses Brait, Altron and Brimstone. Stock Watch

Sur les cinq continents avec les lauréates du prix l'Oréal Unesco pour les femmes et la science, au Sénégal avec le chasseur d'étoiles Maram Kairé, lauréat du prix astronomique Marcel Moye, sans oublier notre nouveau gagnant de lunette astronomique sur le continent... Comment fêter nos étoiles sous les étoiles ? Retrouvons-nous la tête dans les étoiles aujourd'hui pour fêter nos scientifiques de l'année !À commencer par les lauréates du prix L'Oréal Unesco pour les femmes et la science sur les cinq continents. À suivre avec le prix astronomique Marcel Moye décerné, pour la première fois, cette année, à un Africain qui fait avancer non seulement l'astronomie, mais aussi les sciences spatiales au Sénégal et dans toute l'Afrique de l'Ouest (un astéroïde porte même son nom) Maram Kairé, qui est aussi le héros du documentaire Chasseurs d'étoiles au Sénégal, qui sera présenté au festival astronomique de Fleurance cet été...AvecMaram Kairé, directeur général de la nouvelle Agence sénégalaise d'études spatiales.Un reportage de Marjorie Bertin qui a rencontré les lauréates du 25ème Prix international L'Oréal-UNESCO Pour les Femmes et la Science qui est remis chaque année à cinq femmes scientifiques.Et en fin d'émission, nous retrouverons Sylvain Bouley pour la chronique mensuelle Ciel d'Afrique.Bravo à Richter Gbenahoun, 16 ans, qui rentre en 1ère au complexe scolaire Sainte Félicité à Godomey, au Bénin. Il est le nouveau gagnant de la lunette astronomique mise en jeu par l'Astronomie Afrique et SSVI.

Serame Taukobong, Group CEO at Telkom on their financial results.    Then, Peter Hayward-Butt,  CEO of Brait on the company reporting strong performance from Virgin Active, which it may spin off. In our investment school, Thembeka Khumalo senior client experience manager at Satrix discussed investing for your child.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chantel Marx, hoof van beleggingsnavorsing by FNB Wealth and Investment gesels oor haar siening van die mark op die oomblik, Transaction Capital se resultate, en Brait wat Premier Foods gaan noteer

Kobus Gertenbach, uitvoerende hoof van Premier Foods gesels oor hoekom Brait hulle wil noteer, die grootste besigheid onder Premier Foods en die groep se uitbreidingstrategieë.

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durée : 00:03:39 - Le Pourquoi du comment : histoire - par : Gérard Noiriel - De la Rome antique à la Rome fasciste, quand les historiens de l'Antiquité frayaient avec le régime fasciste.

In Trade of The Week, independent analyst Loyiso Mpeta gives a Quan-tech-mental analysis on Remgro, Brait and Sabvest.

Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors talks the trading updates from Brait and Virgin Active. Futuregrowth on understanding stagflation and the investment case for Alphabet Inc with Momentum's Faheema Adia.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha talks Brait's results and Premier Foods's listing. Allan Gray's Jacques Plaut on the the end of 'lazy investing'.Andries Rossouw from PwC takes a look at global trends in the mining industry.

Victoria Ashwin talks to Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Ethos Capital, about Brait's latest reported earnings results. Ethos is contracted by Brait as an investment advisor over a 4-year period that started in March 2020. Its advisory fee is approximately R100m per annum and also has a shareholding in Brait of 12.3% which indicates that skin in the game is delivering positive results. We also discuss the value that long-term shareholder Christo Wiese brings to the table and how Virgin Active plans to grow post-COVID with a fresh capital injection of $88.4bn. Furthermore, Premier looks to be building on robust growth despite inflationary and input cost pressures whilst New Look, the UK fashion brand, has also managed to show healthier results with revenue up 58% to GBP875m.

Aujourd'hui reconverti dans des tâches d'entraîneur et les commentaires sportifs, Thierry Henry a – pendant longtemps – été un footballeur français de premier plan. En plus de son talent manifeste, cet attaquant prolifique s'illustrait également par un certain flegme qu'il affichait après avoir marqué.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Current Chair of the Marshfield Public School Committee Lara Brait comes on Meet the Candidates to discuss why she is seeking re-election to the School Committee

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One of South Africa's best-performing fund managers over the past 20 years, John Biccard shares his view on the macroeconomic environment and stock selection within the NinetyOne value fund, which has returned more than 17% per annum over the past two decades. Biccard's investment philosophy is simple, he targets companies that are out of favour. As a value-oriented manager, he uses a bottom-up, fundamental approach to take advantage of opportunities. Biccard is concerned about general global valuations and has positioned the fund accordingly, taking positions in more defensive counters. Some of value fund's largest counters, including AngloGold Ashanti, Tiger Brands, Brait and Spar are discussed at length as investment propositions. Biccard's reputation as a fund manager is unparalleled given his immense outperformance since the beginning of the millennium and his decision-making and investment philosophy is truly unique, which makes for an interesting conversation.

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Último episódio em parceria com Olist no ar! Vem conferir com a gente como Olist faz produto. Flávia Brait e Layla Codogno contaram um pouco da rotina da área de produtos no Olist, dando várias dicas e comentando sobre boas práticas! Tem vagas no Olist: https://olist.gupy.io/ Apresentação: Talita Morais e Ingridy Souza Edição: Talita Morais

Offshore / Powell second term as Fed chair / Fed's Bostic says he remains open to faster taper and one or two rate hikes in 2022 / Online Black Friday sales in the US fell according to data from Adobe Analytics ($8.9bn vs. $9bn) / Opec+ meeting this week, production likely to remain unchanged / Turkish lira losses 20% Local / New variant crashes markets and leisure stocks (everything) / Good Invicta results, but no dividend / Good PPC results / Brait apital raise via convertiable bond / Hospital stock results; Life Healthcare & Netcare / Banking stocks

In Episode 53 of Magic Markets, we kicked things off with a brief discussion on Jerome Powell (who is now apparently considered “hawkish”) and the Turkish Lira, which is rather broken. We then moved from fiscal balance sheets to company balance sheets. In particular, we explored what happens when bad balance sheets happen to good people. In the aftermath of the pandemic, we’ve seen companies struggle with unsustainable debt. In some cases, this is an opportunity for large new equity investors or existing anchor shareholders to increase their stakes at a depressed valuation. By working through examples like Tongaat, Brait and EOH, we show how important the balance sheet can be. Magic Markets is your invitation to be part of our discussions on macro themes and company-specific news in the markets.

Dirk Van Vlaanderen of Kagiso Asset Management shares his thoughts on Brait. Their house view is that Brait's intrinsic value is around R7 a share.

O Conversa com Bial volta em breve na televisão, após os Jogos Olímpicos. Enquanto isso, o programa expressa sua torcida pelas equipes masculina e feminina de vôlei, que vão lutar por medalhas na reta final do torneio - as mulheres, aliás, seguem candidatas ao ouro. Neste episódio, ouça uma conversa com o herói olímpico Serginho e a jogadora Camila Brait. A exibição deste programa foi em 02/06/2021.

78% des Français se disent favorables au vote par Internet. Mais... ce n'est pas simple.  L'INIRIA a mis au point un système de vote numérique, Bélénios . Stéphane Glondu en explose les possibilités et les limites. 

Craig Sher, GM of Discovery Invest, talks the company's new Global Megatrends Fund. Investec's Dhiren Mansingh on the risks of a Goldilocks economy. Wayne McCurrie of FNB Wealth and Investment unpacks the Brait and Long4Life results.

This week, Guy speaks with Pablo Brait, Insurance Campaigner at Market Forces. They discuss what role Market Forces plays in preventing fossil fuel projects receiving insurance cover for their activities, as well as the impact of last year's wildfires on public awareness of climate change.

Once the darling of the local bourse, Brait's fall from grace over the past few years has been short of disastrous. The private-equity powerhouse turned debt-laden investment house has left a sour taste in many portfolio managers mouths, with value destruction totalling hundreds of billions of rands. Peter Hayward-Butt has the unenviable task of getting the once juggernaut back on track and formed part of the BizNews Power Hour on results day. Peter, an ex-investment banker and also chief executive of Ethos Private Equity, was quietly confident on the performance of the underlying businesses throughout the Covid period, maintaining that company has a number of quality businesses within the Brait stable.

Once the darling of the local bourse, Brait's fall from grace over the past few years has been short of disastrous. The private-equity powerhouse turned debt-laden investment house has left a sour taste in many portfolio managers mouths, with value destruction totalling hundreds of billions of rands. Peter Hayward-Butt has the unenviable task of getting the once juggernaut back on track and formed part of the BizNews Power Hour on results day. Peter, an ex-investment banker and also chief executive of Ethos Private Equity, was quietly confident on the performance of the underlying businesses throughout the Covid period, maintaining that company has a number of quality businesses within the Brait stable.

In this episode of the BizNews Power Hour, Alec Hogg is joined by co-host Magnus Heystek; another Bitcoin scam with Darren Hanekom; Brait's Peter Hayward-Butt; Prof Robert Vivian on Nick Hudson's FMF award and the BizNews Power Hour Team.

Peter Hayward-Butt – CEO, Brait

In this episode of the BizNews Power Hour, Alec Hogg is joined by co-host Magnus Heystek; another Bitcoin scam with Darren Hanekom; Brait's Peter Hayward-Butt; Prof Robert Vivian on Nick Hudson's FMF award and the BizNews Power Hour Team.

Corion Capital (ex-Brait multi-management) releases a monthly report which includes asset class and fund performance returns. The detailed report is a great high-level summary of performance. David Bacher, the CIO of Corion Capital, formed part of last night's BizNews Power Hour to discuss the winners and the losers for the month of May.

Herói olímpico com duas medalhas de ouro em quatro finais seguidas no vôlei masculino, o ex-jogador Serginho revive seus melhores momentos como inspiração para as novas gerações que vão competir em Tóquio. Também participa da conversa a jogadora Camila Brait, que se inspira em Serginho para tentar disputar os Jogos pela primeira vez.

Corion Capital (ex-Brait multi-management) releases a monthly report which includes asset class and fund performance returns. The detailed report is a great high-level summary of performance. David Bacher, the CIO of Corion Capital, formed part of last night's BizNews Power Hour to discuss the winners and the losers for the month of May.

Podcast DoarEduca, feito para divulgar notícias, dicas para o ENEM e muito mais! *Nesta edição:* Criminalização do funk Mobilidade urbana: Os centenários problemas do transporte coletivo de BH Drácula: Como Bram Stoker inovou o romance literário no século XIX No assunto da semana, a historiadora e advogada Débora Brait explica o que é e em que pé está a briga pela quebra de patente das vacinas contra a covid-19. E para fechar daquele naipe de sempre, a Maria Luiza traz uma dica cultural. Esse projeto foi idealizado para que todes participem, então cola com a gente!

31 mai 1936. Rennais et Rennaises s'enthousiasment pour ce qui est l'un des plus grands événements organisés dans la ville : la Fête des fleurs. 200 000 personnes accourent vers Rennes pour y participer ! Juchée sur un char, une reine de beauté, incarnation de la duchesse Anne de Bretagne, parcourt les rues du centre-ville...

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Hoje recebemos a libero Camila Brait na nossa #semanadoosasco. Imperdível! - Acompanhe o nosso canal no Telegram e fique por dentro de todas as novidades: https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEugqyYgz8r... - Siga-nos no instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abeiradaquadra - Parceiros: Art Marketing Digital: https://www.instagram.com/_artmarketing/ Jornal da Base do Volei de MG: https://www.instagram.com/jornalzinho

Temos o prazer de apresentar a vocês essa mulher de extenso currículo acadêmico e potente poeta, Beth Brait Alvim, que nunca quis ser Madonna. Nosso muito obrigada a todos os ouvintes que enviaram sugestões, elas já estão sendo preparadas para a próxima semana.

No 37º episódio do podcast, Bruno Souza e Fabi Alvim batem um papo com Camila Brait. A líbero do Osasco e da Seleção Brasileira conta como está lidando com o isolamento social durante a pandemia, as expectativas para disputar sua primeira Olimpíada, e sobre momentos dolorosos com os dois cortes que sofreu antes das Olimpíadas de Londres e do Rio.

Since my first investment in Mach 2014, the market has done nothing. Inflation, on the other hand, has done enough. My time in the market is making me progressively poorer. I don't care for it. In this episode, Simon and I discuss what we can do while the market does nothing. It's awful, but it does provide a bit of breathing room to pad that emergency fund, figure out how different asset classes behave in different market conditions and really delve into sector exposure in a portfolio. It's also a great time to accumulate units in the eternal hope that the market will one day find its will to live. PS. There's a Fat Wallet community page now. You can join here. Win of the week is Laurentius Wyngaard. He wins, because his name is epic. He also wins because he asked a very important question. How do I go about investing in the TFSA EFTs? I have a Satrix 40 ETF and had to invest through Satrix, but where do I access the ones you've listed? I also want to send a shout-out to Gideon, who is 26 and has all his ducks in a row. In his email he said something that struck me: "Being a CA I am familiar with most of the concepts, your podcasts and Sam's book has just given me a new perspective on how to implement the theory!" Vincent has great retirement questions. With life expectancy increasing, could you out-live the 2/3 annuity? This is where drawdown rates come in. In a living annuity you have control over how much you can draw down. What happens to that money when you pass away two years after retiring with regard to estate, beneficiaries and tax? Could you ever invest too much in an RA, should the focus be to first max out tax friendly investments [RA & TFSA] then trade? Our friend Herman from Pyfin is working on an algorithm that will help us eventually answer this question. There is a tipping point and once he knows the answer I hope it makes him very rich. He also wants to know our opinion on the rand in 40 years.  The drawback of the compulsory annuity after retirement is that you will never see the entire 2/3 value being utilized or have full access to it. Someone is keeping the money you worked very hard/smart for and there could be massive tax deductions with payout to beneficiaries or issues with access in the event of emergencies. Retirement annuities are there to help people who struggle to save. The tax incentives are there to encourage us. It this is the only saving you do, keep doing it. If you are a more sophisticated investor, you might want to look at a combination of options. Aiden has a suggestion for the rebalancing of the Listener Love index. How about on its anniversary we rebalance it by removing only one company and replacing it with another “loved” share. The reason for removal could be based on a hierarchy of what all the companies did over this last year. Something like : Committed a crime/ fraud and have been caught out There is a lot of smoke but no fire, yet. Impending merger / acquisition / delisting Poor performance / management over the past year Lost a LOT of money We've fallen out of love In most cases a company that commits number one will also have committed number 2, 4, 5 and 6 by the time we rebalance. I vote for Steinhoff to come out, and a vote for Tawana (lithium producers - i mean come on - Batteries hellloooo) to come in. Tim also has some suggestions. For one, he wants us to change the name to the JOLLI index, which stands for The index of love that is not jolly. He wants to include Foschini, Aspen and Bidvest and votes to remove Blue Label, Brait, Gemfields, Lewis and Steinhoff. Petrus in Germany is thinking about breaking into the German property market.  If it makes you feel any better, a small starter flat in Munich will set you back around 600k Euro!  Oh, and the banks want a 20% deposit! What vehicle are you using to save up for your deposit and why? I know you are a government retail bond fan, but what about ETFs? Apart from the risk of low, no or negative returns, is there any other reason why you would not invest in ETF for something more short term like a deposit for your first property?     Darryn is a vet who is starting to take a closer look at some of the products he got sold when he was a student. I've been sold a few products such as an endowment, RA (Liberty) and an income protection (by FMI) but I am still in the process of researching all these products. Any advice on these products from liberty and FMI? For now I'm just paying off my debt and plan to have this done but mid next year. Then look forward to investing after that. I've heard PPS have a profit share account and that Discovery has paybacks if you got medical aid with them (Which I do, and happy there). Does it really matter which one I'm on? Do you think it would be better to be on either PPS or Discovery because of those perks, taking into consideration if their monthly premiums all all the same? When your emergency fund is hefty enough, you can get rid of income protection. Our friend Charmaine alerted me to something horrifying. When you pay fees on a sliding scale (when they say you pay less for investments over a certain amount) you actually still pay the higher amount on the investments before you reach the threshold.  It's also worth noting that the fees you see on your table EXCLUDES the TER and VAT. On the first R500 000 0.65% On the amount from R500 001 — R1 000 000 0.50% On the amount over R1 000 000 0.35% We got feedback from Dr. Woof on the marriage thing. His situation inspired a series of articles I wrote for our OUTstanding Money feature. After the podcast, we had a straight talk about the whole wedding thing. We are already living together and are effectively married in terms of financial obligations, cooking and cleaning. We've decided to hold off on the wedding for now and save until we can both afford the wedding we want i.e. "Platinum wedding". I have finished reading Sam Beckbessinger's book and encouraged her to read it also. So we are starting our #couplegoal wedding. I am so grateful for your advice that one should be open and honest about money matters with your partner. We are much happier after the serious chat and it is all about managing one another's expectations. I have also downloaded the OUTvest app because you can request contributions on the app. Instead of Birthday and Christmas gifts, I am going to request contributions for the wedding fund. Instead of wedding gifts, people can contribute to the fund.  We already have most household items, so effectively we just require a wedding. Anonymous is worried about EasyEquities as part of Purple Group. Purple Group isn't doing so well because of GT247 and Emperor Asset Management. Emperor has had assets under management halved. How will the continued losses of GT247 and Emperor be contained so that the losses don't 'spill over' to EasyEquities, which was 'saved' by the investment from Sanlam.

The business tycoon shares Brait's 'winning recipe' and the set of rules its investments have to comply with. www.moneyweb.co.za

Anthea Gardner provides her stock picks and what to expect for the last few remaining months of the year.

Viv Govender Senior analyst Lehumo Capital Concerns about China make Kumba Iron Ore (KIO) the stock Viv dislikes while Europe is looking better after another Greek crisis being resolved. To this end Stienhoff (SHF) is the stock Viv does like. Warren Ingram Executive Director, Galileo Capital We chat differences between Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's) and Unit Trusts and also Tax Free Investing vs. Retirement Annuity. We Get Mail Leroma How would I be able to invest in a Vanguard ETF, say Vanguard Telecommunication Services ETF (VOX) from South Africa? Cheryl I am thinking of buying some Brait preferences instead of adding to the Braits in my portfolio. Would this be a good idea or should I rather just add to normal Brait position on a pull back. Subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSEDirect is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

** Asian stocks headed for the biggest weekly gain since April ** Chinese stocks rose for the second day running, erasing the benchmark indexes loss this week ** Investment company Brait complete their acquisition of Virgin Active

1. The euro dropped with Asian stocks and U.S. index futures, while Treasuries surged by the most since 2013 as the collapse of Greek rescue talks roiled global markets 2. Some of China's biggest state firms were found to have falsified revenue and profits, while some state lenders doled out loans to unqualified borrowers 3. Scelo Nciki on twitter asks; What do u make of da insider trading claim by FSB on #ChristoWiese (Pepkor & Brait)?#MarketAnalyst

Richard Branson of the Virgin Group is a regular visitor to South Africa, and yesterday he cashed in on a very lucrative investment here, the rise of China in world markets is a subject with which we are all too familiar, and Greece is back in the news. Nerina Visser, strategist at ETF SA with more analysis ...