Ep 51: Operation Phumelela: A Collaborative Effort to Drive SA's Financial Success - Leila Fourie & Stuart Theobald

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For decades, South Africa hasn't been able to fully leverage our sophisticated financial sector to facilitate capital flows into the country. Fortunately, new initiatives such as Operation Phumelela have been established by industry leaders to find ways to better stimulate economic growth and job creation through policy reforms and public-private partnerships. Michael Avery was joined by two of these industry leaders, Leila Fourie, Group CEO at the JSE, and Stuart Theobald, Chairman of Krutham, to share their ambitions and plans for Operation Phumelela and the challenges the initiative faces.

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