KPMG Southern Africa Conversations

In this episode of our podcast series, we explore the South African business landscape through the lens of the 2024 KPMG Africa CEO Outlook. Fifi Peters sits down with Busi Mavuso, Chief Executive Officer at Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), to unpack how South African businesses are navigating pricing pressures, cybersecurity risks, and disruptive technologies, all while striving for growth and stability.

In this episode of our podcast series, we discuss the key findings from the 2024 Africa CEO Outlook. Fifi Peters engages in a conversation with Ignatius Sehoole, CEO - KPMG in Southern Africa and Africa Chairman, about how African CEOs are tackling challenges to drive stability, sustainability, and growth in key areas such as Geopolitics, Talent, ESG, and Technology and Generative AI, over the next three years.

KPMG South Africa's investigative podcast series exposes more hard-hitting truths about the scourge of financial crime with this episode hosted by Candice Padayachee, a Partner at KPMG Forensic.
Listen to this discussion on combatting financial crime as Candice chats to Major General Lebogang Makwela, Component Head: Forensic Accounting Investigation at the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks).

In this episode of KPMG Southern Africa's investigative podcast series, KPMG's Forensic Practice Lead, Déan Friedman talks to Advocate Andrea Johnson who is the current Head of the Investigating Directorate at the National Prosecuting Authority.

Welcome to KPMG Southern Africa's investigative podcast series exposing the hard-hitting truths about the scourge of financial crime in South Africa.Hosted by Candice Padayachee, a Partner at KPMG Forensic, this introduction features an in-depth look into KPMG's Forensic practice and a discussion with Déan Friedman who is KPMG Forensic Practice Lead. 
 
 

In this episode of our Podcast series, we discuss key findings from KPMG’s 2022 CEO Outlook. David O’Sullivan had a discussion with Ignatius Sehoole, KPMG CEO in South Africa and KPMG Chairman in Africa to discuss the positive outcomes of local CEOs who indicate that they are already mitigating any anticipated recession risks by focusing on Technology, Talent, and ESG to shape their progress over the next three years. Also joining the conversation was Ms Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of BLSA who gave a perspective from big business.

In this, the inaugural episode of our new Podcast series, we talk about key findings from The South Africa Insurance Industry Survey 2022.
David O'Sullivan is joined by Mark Danckwerts, Africa Insurance Practice Lead at KPMG as they discuss key themes including macro insurance, talent management, ESG and reinventing insurance.This year’s survey reflects the financial results of 39 non-life insurers, 19 life insurers, and 4 reinsurers in the context of the ongoing impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic had on (re)insurers, as well as the impacts of the Kwa-Zulu Natal riots and natural catastrophe events. The July 2021 civil unrest highlighted an emerging risk in the manner in which the public responds and reacts to political or social tensions.
As the uncertainty over climate-related risks escalates we can expect more intense scrutiny by regulators. The ability of the insurance industry to provide unwavering support when it matters most is commendable, ensuring a better outcome for the greater good.