# Peter Armitage

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Gold breaks $5,000 as global turmoil sparks investor rush and Big win for consumers as Icasa extends data bundle lifespans

Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital; Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African; and Sithembile Bopela, an investment research analyst at FNB Wealth and Investments, about gold smashing through the $5 000 mark for the first time and what this historic surge signals for the global e…

Shapeshifter: Top analyst to industry leader:  Peter’s Journey in SA’s financial markets

Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital about his remarkable rise in global financial markets, his 21-time top‑analyst ranking, and how he went on to build Anchor Group into a R250bn asset‑management powerhouse serving over 25,000 clients. The Money Show is a podcast hosted…

Can Trump find his oil price offramp? Plus: Khayelitsha Cookies clear for takeoff

In this episode, Bruce unpacks what a doubling oil price means for South African fuel costs, inflation, and the global economy – and why the US midterm elections may be the most powerful force pushing president Donald Trump toward an off-ramp. Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital, discusses what's…

Boxer’s debut JSE bout. PLUS: Thandana’s garage births 60 jobs

In this episode, Bruce chats with Boxer Superstores CEO Marek Masojada about the discount giant's first full-year results since listing on the JSE, with headline earnings up 13.2% to R1.6 billion, and how Boxer keeps growing amid deflation, rising fuel costs and looming food inflation. Helena Wasse…

US-Iran deal to reopen Hormuz & end war; SA renewables face funding crisis

Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital about the U.S.-Iran deal to end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the impact on global oil prices and markets, and the uncertain path ahead for Iran’s nuclear programme and regional stability. In other interviews, Chris Yelland, m…

US-Iran pact: Oil drops, risks remain

Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital  about the U.S.-Iran deal to end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the impact on global oil prices and markets, and the uncertain path ahead for Iran’s nuclear programme and regional stability. The Money Show is a podcast hosted b…

The app fixing SA’s hiring crisis. Plus: Why reasonable leaders are losing

In this episode: why being unreasonable might be the best leadership trait right now, why food prices could be the world’s next flashpoint, and the El Niño risk building in commodity markets. Andrew Woodburn of Amrop Woodburn Mann discusses why uncompromising leadership may be exactly what the worl…

A R21bn fintech empire hides inside Pepkor. Plus: The last old-school hotelier passes the keys

In this episode, Arthur Gillis, the last of the old-school hoteliers, reflects on 50 years in the industry, growing Protea Hotels from four properties to 116 across seven countries, negotiating its R2 billion sale to Marriott in 2014, and now handing the keys of Platinum Hospitality Holdings to his…

Ep 128: AI, Equities and the Q3 Investment Outlook - Peter Armitage & Nolan Wapenaar

To understand the investment opportunities shaping the third quarter, Michael Avery spoke to Anchor Capital Chief Investment Officers Peter Armitage and Nolan Wapenaar. They unpacked whether the scale of AI investment represented sustainable growth or signs of a bubble, where value could still be f…

Reserve Bank governor talks inflation, Iran and El Niño. And Shoprite brews a Vida deal

In this episode, Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago joins Bruce to unpack what he calls a “polycrisis of overlapping shocks”, from the war in Iran to Ukraine’s attack on Russian wheat infrastructure and the looming El Niño threat to South African food prices. His message: South Africa’s startin…