Episodes
276
Latest episode
Jun 2026
Language
EN
Official podcasts from Standard Bank South Africa. South Africa’s universal financial services group, catering for your personal, business, wealth, insurance, and corporate banking needs.
Our host, FreshByCaddy, discusses the lessons we could learnfrom each other when it comes to handling our finances. Keke Mphuthi, Ayanda Mhlongo and Standard Bank’s Moroke Ngoepe return to bridge the gap in their various lived experiences, exchanging notes and lessons that could help usgrow. #SBLove💙 #Finance#YouthMonth
Our host, FreshByCaddy, unpacks navigating creative careers while building financial stability with voices of today's youth. #SBLove💙
FreshByCaddy sits down with our guests to talk financial principles and life lessons that stick while navigating adulthood. #SBLove💙
Brendan Jacobs unpacks how rising costs, logistical challenges and uncertainty are reshaping risk, lending and resilience in agriculture—and why cash flow, innovation and long-term planning matter more than ever.
Brendan Jacobs unpacks how rising costs, logistical challenges and uncertainty are reshaping risk, lending and resilience in agriculture—and why cash flow, innovation and long-term planning matter more than ever.
As professional firms expand across borders, managing foreign-exchange risk and transaction certainty becomes increasingly important.In this Hot Business conversation, Fikile Kgobe, head of BCB Global Markets at Standard Bank, discusses how businesses can better navigate cross-border payments, manage FX volatility and improve predictability in client transactions through expert guidance, market insights and digital solutions.
Sustainability: How digital finance and agritech can address pressures on Africa’s food systems ahead of the Economy Summit.
Agricultural Sector: Why easing debt-servicing pressures creates room for improved efficiencies and potential expansion on farms.
In this episode, Norman Nyawo, Head of Merchant Solutions at Standard Bank, explores what this growth means for businesses, cash flow and customer experience. He unpacks why digital payments are becoming essential infrastructure for sustainable growth in a connected economy.
Brandon Jacobs, Head of Agriculture for Business and Commercial Banking, reflects on the sector’s performance in 2025 and explores the key trends shaping 2026. The conversation covers trade diversification, biosecurity improvements and sustainable innovation, offering insights into how agriculture can remain competitive, resilient and positioned for long-term growth.
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