Market Watch - Floris Bergh

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Coming up on The Market Watch — ahead of Thursday’s national budget, Capricorn Asset Management’s Floris Bergh shares his wish list for government.

From containing spending and avoiding tax hikes, to targeting a 3% deficit and restoring a primary surplus — what needs to happen to stabilise Namibia’s debt path?

Plus, why credit ratings, SOEs and development spending execution matter more than ever.
24 Feb English South Africa Business · Business News

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