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Oct 28, 2026

David McIntosh JrHOST
45:37
Pierre, you talk about how much this intrinsically means to you from a non-financial point of view.
David McIntosh JrHOST
45:43
I guess if you were completely financially aligned as a young man, you'd go work for a South African bank like Investec or someone.
David McIntosh JrHOST
45:54
You would take that well-trodden path, that very secure... route whereby there's loads of career opportunities to make it in South Africa within rugby or indeed in Scotland within rugby very few people make it so you need to be intrinsically motivated to go through that level of risk for example and because I hear how aligned and integral you are to this mission You talk about how you're preparing financially for a life post-rugby.
David McIntosh JrHOST
46:24
How are you preparing non-financially? How are you preparing psychologically for when you can't play? When that no longer becomes a part of your active identity? You're a was, not a I am.
Graham CooleyGUEST
54:03
So not only did the London stock market have the liquidity, but the industry was moving very quickly.
Graham CooleyGUEST
54:12
So it was a desirable investment from that point of view and the last one was 250 million and that one was we the broker the joint broker between Investec and Bank of America and the lead investment was from BlackRock and So we went all the way up the capital ladder.
Graham CooleyGUEST
54:38
And
David RichardsHOST
54:39
you said that your market cap peaked at three and a half billion? Peaked at three and a half, yeah.
Chris HoldsworthHOST
0:05
Welcome to Macro Monday on Investec Focus Radio SA, a podcast about what's driving global and local markets.
Chris HoldsworthHOST
0:11
I'm Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment.
Chris HoldsworthHOST
0:15
Every Monday morning, I'll update you on key developments from the past week and what you need to know about the week ahead.
Chris HoldsworthHOST
0:21
If you'd prefer to watch a video with the graphs and charts I referred to in the podcast, just go to investec.com forward slash Macro Monday.

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Chris HoldsworthHOST
7:21
And please take a minute to rate our podcast so we can surface this content to the broader investment community.
Chris HoldsworthHOST
7:27
If you want to see the graphs that are referenced in the podcast, you can watch a video version of this recording at investec.com forward slash macro Monday.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
7:35
The views expressed are those of the contributors at the time of publication and do not necessarily represent the views of Investec Wealth and Investment International and should not be taken as advice, guidance or recommendation.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
7:47
Investec Wealth and Investment International, a member of the JSC Equity, equity derivatives, currency derivatives, bond derivatives, and interest rate derivatives markets.
ChristianHOST
3:13
His words were, and I quote here, we are not bankers, we are retailers.
ChristianHOST
3:18
Which makes Friday's news worth paying attention to because Bloomberg is reporting that ShopRite is in talks with Investec about a potential banking partnership.
ChristianHOST
3:28
Now, neither has confirmed the discussions and there's no guarantee a deal will happen.
ChristianHOST
3:33
Now this may come as a surprise to a couple of you, but ShopRite already offers something that works a lot like a bank account.
ChristianHOST
3:49
More than 4.3 million South Africans already use it, with African Bank providing some of the banking services behind the scenes.
ChristianHOST
3:57
But a partnership with Invesic could allow ShopRite to expand into things like lending without actually having to become a bank itself.
ChristianHOST
4:06
So if you examine both parties, ShopRite already has millions of customers, thousands of stores, and enormous amounts of shopping data, while Investec would bring the banking license and the expertise.
ChristianHOST
4:19
Now, this is a different approach to Pepcor, which is working towards launching its own bank, but it's actually quite similar to Sunlum's partnership with Gotam Bank that we discussed last week.
Suren NaidooHOST
0:48
Joining me now on this latest episode is Andrew Wooler, who is the CEO of JSC-listed RIT Barstone Group.
Suren NaidooHOST
0:57
Now, Barstone Group came out of the Investec portfolio stable a few years ago and was originally known as...
Suren NaidooHOST
1:06
Investec Property Fund.
Suren NaidooHOST
1:08
It changed its name a few years ago to Burstone.
Suren NaidooHOST
1:11
And we interviewed Andrew back at the time in 2023.

6 MINS LATER

Andrew WoolerGUEST
7:13
platform with Nairbank Property Partners is the kind of final stage of the very first stage of the strategy and really gets us to the starting line here in South Africa.
Andrew WoolerGUEST
7:25
Really excited to work with the team.
Andrew WoolerGUEST
7:27
We've known them a long time, done deals and even through the Investec days.
Suren NaidooHOST
0:48
Joining me now on this latest episode is Andrew Wooler, who is the CEO of JSC-listed RIT Burstone Group.
Suren NaidooHOST
0:57
Now, Burstone Group came out of the Investec portfolio stable a few years ago and was originally known as...
Suren NaidooHOST
1:06
Investec Property Fund.
Suren NaidooHOST
1:08
It changed its name a few years ago to Burstone, and we interviewed Andrew back at the time in 2023.
Suren NaidooHOST
1:16
But more recently, the group announced a major development, launching a new funds management business called the SA Core Plus brand.

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Suren NaidooHOST
9:27
You've been talking about asset management and funds management for a few years now.
Suren NaidooHOST
9:32
It seems from the conversation we've had that a lot of it has happened with your offshore interests.
Suren NaidooHOST
9:39
The South African side with this new launch, what overall influenced that decision? Is it pretty much the influence of the old, you know, Investec days, because another major property business that came out of Investec was GrowthPoint, and they launched a funds management business several years back.
AndrewHOST
0:00
Welcome to our weekly energy update with Investec head of commodities Callum McPherson.
AndrewHOST
0:05
Good morning, Callum.
AndrewHOST
0:06
Good morning, Andrew.
Noel HebertHOST
0:44
He's head of Europe for Waterfall Asset Management, joining the firm in 2016, and he was recently named partner at the firm.
Noel HebertHOST
0:53
After over a quarter century in credit overall and structured finance, including stops at Investec Bank, Pratani Advisors, and S&P, Jamie, thanks for joining us on Credit Crunch.
Noel HebertHOST
1:04
Thank you.
Noel HebertHOST
1:05
Nice to be here.
Noel HebertHOST
1:46
So going back a little bit over a decade ago in terms of, you know, how you kind of came up in the space, sort of what, you know, built your foundation and credit and sort of what sort of drove the decision to join Waterfall.
James CubyGUEST
1:58
Yeah, sure.
James CubyGUEST
1:58
So I was working for Investec, a South African bank, but with a balance sheet and lending business in London.
James CubyGUEST
2:08
And I was hired by an ex-Bear Stearns, a guy called Andy, who...
Stephen G. RomanGUEST
6:01
They were the lead investor on a private placement at that time.
Stephen G. RomanGUEST
6:06
And Macquarie Bank, Investec from South Africa, others came into that financing.
Stephen G. RomanGUEST
6:12
The whole idea was that we would raise enough money to do a real big drill campaign develop this discovery, and then do an IPO.
Stephen G. RomanGUEST
6:23
Well, unfortunately, in March of 2011, Fukushima hit.
Pieter FeenstraGUEST
24:25
you.
Pieter FeenstraGUEST
24:26
Yeah, Investec.
Pieter FeenstraGUEST
24:27
There were two banks that were really very keen on this, but couldn't really get their minds at the time around it, the risk, and ran through models and models of what if this, what if that, Investor came to us and they being entrepreneurial as well with...
Pieter FeenstraGUEST
24:47
They could see.

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