Make Money
Make Money
Podcast Description
Make Money, is a podcast series from Business Daily Africa unravels ways to be financially savvy. This is Season 1, where we'll be sharing practical tips and advice on how to increase your income, build wealth, and achieve financial freedom in Kenya. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned investor, we've got something for everyone.Our guests will be experts in their fields, sharing their insights and strategies for success. We'll also feature inspiring stories of people achieving financial independence, showing you that making money and creating the life you want is possible.If you're ready to take control of your finances and start making more money, then join us every Tuesday for "Make Money".
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Content Themes
The podcast covers various themes such as increasing income, building wealth, achieving financial freedom, and specific investment strategies. Example episodes include 'Trading 101' which explores the pitfalls of trading, and 'Green Banking' discussing sustainability in the banking sector.
If you had just Sh5,000 to set aside each month, where would put it? Make Money, a podcast by the Business Daily walks listeners through the investing universe via conversations with masters of money, informing audiences of the variety of asset classes available, factors driving the return on investment, risk, opportunities and everything in between.
The initial buzz around the Kenya Pipeline Company’s (KPC) initial public offer has faded, and the stock is now officially trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. But behind the scenes, the first IPO in over a decade revealed a changing investor landscape.
Rina Hicks, Operations Director at Faida Investment Bank, the lead adviser to the KPC offer, joins Make Money to dissect the offering. We explore the signals of retail investor apathy, emerging opportunities in the secondary market and what this means for future deals.
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