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150 episodes
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Date created
2019/11/05
Latest episode
2026/04/21
Average duration
9 min.
Release period
10 days

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The Nedgroup Investments Insights podcast offers a unique space where you can delve deeper into the world of investing. Our episodes provide valuable insights into the expertise of our fund managers and the funds they oversee. Additionally, we keep you informed about crucial developments impacting the investment landscape, ensuring that you stay up-to-date with relevant information. Whether you’re an investor, financial professional, or simply curious about the financial world, our podcast aims to empower you with knowledge and understanding.

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Market and economic wrap: Markets rebound as geopolitical risks ease.
2026/04/21
In this episode, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Manager at Nedgroup Investments, unpacks the sharp rebound in global markets as global tensions in the Middle East showed signs of easing. He explores how the shift from risk-off to risk-on sentiment impacted equities, commodities, and bonds globally and in South Africa, and why diversification and discipline remain essential in volatile markets. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Ongoing conflict in Iran continues to cause market volatility
2026/04/07
In this episode, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Management, unpacks how rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran are driving market volatility, with oil prices, bonds, and currencies firmly in focus. He explores what recent moves across global and South African markets mean for investors, and why discipline and diversification remain critical during periods of uncertainty. LinkedIn · YouTube
Inside the mind of a fund manager Ep 6: Looking different to win: Inside the Nedgroup Investments Property Fund
2026/03/27
What does it really take to deliver strong returns without taking unnecessary risk? In this episode of Inside the mind of a fund manager, David Levinson, Head of Responsible Investment, is joined by Ian Anderson, Portfolio Manager of the Nedgroup Investments Property Fund, to explore how a differentiated, fundamentals driven approach has translated into smoother returns, resilient income growth and long-term consistency. They also unpack the thinking behind the Nedgroup Investments Property Fund, which was recently awarded the trophy for best risk-adjusted performance over five years to 31 December 2025 in the Best Real Estate Fund (SA and Global) category at the 2026 Raging Bull Awards. Tune in to this thoughtful discussion on how disciplined investment decisions, grounded in real assets and fundamentals, can improve the investor experience over time. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: From risk off to relief, how durable is this rally?
2026/03/24
In this episode of the Market and Economic Wrap, Tumisho Grater, Multi-Manager Investment Analyst at Nedgroup Investments, unpacks a sharp U-turn in global markets following a sudden easing in geopolitical tensions. From the relief rally sparked by shifting rhetoric between the US and Iran, to dramatic moves in commodities, currencies and equities, the episode explores what’s driving recent volatility. The discussion also looks ahead to key monetary policy decisions, including the US Federal Reserve’s cautious stance and the South African Reserve Bank’s upcoming MPC meeting, asking a critical question: is this rally built to last, or is it simply another headline-driven reprieve? LinkedIn · YouTube
Inside the mind of a fund manager Ep 5: Surviving the Saaspocalypse: Investor reactions and the quality in global equity
2026/03/13
In this episode, Mansoor Narker, Senior Investment Analyst, is joined by Andrew Headley, Portfolio Manager of the Nedgroup Investments Global Equity Fund, to unpack what markets have dubbed the “Saaspocalypse.” As investor enthusiasm around artificial intelligence has intensified, many software and data businesses have been sold off indiscriminately. But is all software equally vulnerable to disruption? Andrew explains why a long-term, real-return lens still matters, what investors mean when they talk about “systems of record”, and why deeply embedded software businesses with high switching costs and governance requirements may be more resilient than headlines suggest. The conversation also explores a recent portfolio decision to sell Alphabet, and how the team is thinking about software exposure more broadly. Tune in to this discussion on quality, valuation discipline and why nuance matters in a market dominated by a single AI narrative. The information contained in the podcast was for information purposes and does not constitute advice, recommendation, or an offer or solicitation to purchase or sell any funds or strategies to any person in any jurisdiction in which the offer, recommendation or solicitation would be unlawful. The opinions expressed are as of the date of publication and subject to change without notice. Any reliance placed on information contained in this material is at the sole discretion of the listener. All investments involve risks. For further information about our funds and the full legal disclaimer visit our website www.nedgroupinvestments.com. Nedgroup may and does seek to do business with the entities discussed in this podcast, so listeners should be aware that there is the potential for a conflict of interest surrounding the objectivity of the podcast. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Spike in Brent Crude oil price causes global inflation jitters
2026/03/10
In this week’s episode, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Manager at Nedgroup Investments provides an update on recent developments in the Middle East and the resulting disruptions to key transport and energy routes. He explains how these developments aligned with sharp movements in Brent crude oil prices, shifts in global inflation expectations, and volatility across emerging market currencies and global equity markets. Trevor also highlights how investors can interpret these market reactions within the context of long-term investment planning. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Geopolitical uncertainty – What it means for markets and your investments
2026/03/02
In this week’s market update, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Manager at Nedgroup Investments, unpacks the key drivers behind recent global market volatility. He explores how heightened uncertainty is influencing asset classes such as equities, commodities, currencies and bonds, and what this means for inflation and interest rate expectations. Trevor also shares practical insights for South African investors on staying disciplined and focused during periods of market disruption. LinkedIn · YouTube
Budget 2026/27: What it means for your investments and retirement
2026/02/26
In this episode, Denver Keswell, Senior Legal Advisor, unpacks the key takeouts from the 2026/27 National Budget Speech and what they mean for your investments, retirement planning, and long‑term financial strategy. National Treasury’s latest proposals include higher tax‑free investment limits, increased retirement contribution deductions, and more generous capital gains tax exclusions, all designed to encourage disciplined saving and improve after‑tax outcomes for individuals. We also explore updates to the global minimum tax framework and what it means for multinational companies, as well as practical implications for South Africans planning for retirement, managing living annuities, or navigating estate and business succession. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Reading the fault lines: Tariffs, trust and market tension
2026/02/24
In this week’s Market and Economic Wrap, Tumisho Grater, Multi-Manager Investment Analyst, explores the renewed uncertainty gripping global markets after President Trump proposed a flat 15% global tariff. The episode looks at how this shift is reshaping winners and losers across regions, why long‑standing US allies face the biggest squeeze, and what the mixed market reaction reveals about underlying tensions. Tumisho also unpacks the implications for South Africa, including potential export improvements and the importance of policy certainty, along with movements in the rand, commodities, inflation and key considerations ahead of the National Budget. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Turning the corner? A deep dive into SONA 2026
2026/02/13
In this episode, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Manager at Nedgroup Investments, breaks down President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2026 State of the Nation Address. He highlights the key themes shaping South Africa’s political and economic landscape, including the country’s cautiously improving economy, the Government of National Unity’s three strategic priorities, the urgent crackdown on organised crime, the newly declared national water crisis, and the push for stronger local government and infrastructure reform. A clear takeaway: while stability is returning in some areas, most notably energy, the year ahead will be defined by delivery, accountability, and visible progress on the ground. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: DA party braces for new leadership, whilst the Epstein files haunt Keir Starmer.
2026/02/10
This week’s Market & Economic Wrap covers the major political shifts, market movements and global economic signals shaping sentiment right now. From Eskom’s tariff updates and UK political pressure to currency moves, commodity trends and upcoming central bank decisions, Trevor Garvin unpacks what investors need to know in under 10 minutes. LinkedIn · YouTube
Inside the mind of a fund manager Ep 4: Quality, conviction, and the long game - A conversation with Andrew Headley
2026/02/10
In this episode, Mansoor Narker, Senior Investment Analyst, sits down with Andrew Headley, Portfolio Manager of the Nedgroup Investments Global Equity Fund, for a candid discussion on quality investing and the discipline required to deliver real long-term returns. Together, they explore why a long term, inflation plus return lens is the right one despite recent style rotations, how quality is measured holistically within the Global Equity Fund, where stored performance potential may lie in the portfolio, and what investors should remember when noise is high and conviction is tested. Tune in to this incredible conversation to hear more about the power of discipline in investing. The information contained in the podcast was for information purposes and does not constitute advice, recommendation, or an offer or solicitation to purchase or sell any funds or strategies to any person in any jurisdiction in which the offer, recommendation or solicitation would be unlawful. The opinions expressed are as of the date of publication and subject to change without notice. Any reliance placed on information contained in this material is at the sole discretion of the listener. All investments involve risks. For further information about our funds and the full legal disclaimer visit our website www.nedgroupinvestments.com. Nedgroup may and does seek to do business with the entities discussed in this podcast, so listeners should be aware that there is the potential for a conflict of interest surrounding the objectivity of the podcast. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Reading the signals - Markets, metals, and monetary policy
2026/01/27
In our latest market and economic wrap, Tumisho Grater, Multi Management Investment Analyst, breaks down the forces driving sentiment both locally and abroad. Global markets are navigating a complex web of strong earnings momentum, elevated equity valuations, shifting currency dynamics, and renewed geopolitical uncertainty. With more than 90 S&P 500 companies’ due for reporting, including Apple, Meta Platforms and Microsoft - earnings remain a key focus. While results have been encouraging, concerns about stretched valuations and increasing concentration in mega cap technology stocks are rising. This shift in market structure is contributing to sustained strength in gold, which has now broken above $5 000 per ounce for the first time. Listen to the full episode for more insights. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: Rand strength continues on the back of record-breaking market returns.
2026/01/13
In our first market and economic wrap for 2026, Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Management at Nedgroup Investments, explores the global and local forces shaping markets. From escalating geopolitical tensions and record-breaking equity returns to South Africa’s rand strengthening to a three-year high, we unpack the trends driving investor sentiment. Discover how booming commodity prices, oversubscribed infrastructure bonds, and easing inflation are influencing confidence, while gold and platinum continue their spectacular rally. Tune in for insights on what these developments mean for markets as we step into the new year. LinkedIn · YouTube
Market and economic wrap: South African equity markets outshine the rest of the world for 2025.
2025/12/10
Join Trevor Garvin, Head of Multi-Management at Nedgroup Investments, as he reflects on a transformative year for South Africa and global markets in our final Market and Economic Wrap podcast for 2025. From political shifts under the Government of National Unity and Eskom’s turnaround to record-breaking equity returns and a historic credit rating upgrade, 2025 was a year of resilience. Trevor also explores global trends, monetary policy pivots, and what lies ahead for 2026—highlighting opportunities and risks for disciplined investors. LinkedIn · YouTube

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