Andrew Canter: Prescribed Assets a blunt tool to shield bad Governments

Loading player...
As we hear in this forthright interview with Andrew Canter, the ANC's proposal to re-introduce Prescribed Asset Requirements is only being advanced because the Government is not prepared to apply the correct economic medicine. The chief investment office of FutureGrowth explains that this is a blunt tool which taxes pensioners to protect those making poor economic policy decisions. He attacks the premise that such regulations promote development by unlocking domestic capital for capital projects - the popular refrain of those who promote the concept. Canter was interviewed in this week's episode of Rational Radio. - Alec Hogg
19 Sep 2019 11AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

Other recent episodes

Herman Mashaba: Come 2025 – we will remove the ANC

Entrepreneur and former Mayor of Johannesburg Herman Mashaba is an independent politician. After resigning from the Democratic Alliance and his mayoral position, Mashaba launched The People’s Dialogue in December with the objective to “engage” South Africans in a conversation about the future of our country. Mashaba has even gone as…
29 Jul 2020 6AM 14 min

B4SA's Martin Kingston: New Covid-19 model 'conservative, responsible'

Business for South Africa representative Martin Kingston discusses Covid-19 models and fixing South Africa with BizNews founder Alec Hogg. "There are as many models as there are epidemiologists and statisticians as far as I'm concerned. But I feel the one that we have now seen and been shown today is…
29 Jul 2020 5AM 15 min