Making the leap from corporate life to entrepreneurship takes more than courage; it demands structure, self-awareness and financial discipline. Zanele Zungu, Advisor at Citadel, explains why this shift is not just a career move but a full financial, emotional and strategic

Citadel Chief Economist @MaartenAckerman joined Simon Brown (@SimonPB) on @MoneywebNow to unpack why next week’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) could signal a more positive outlook than earlier this year. He noted that South Africa’s economic context has improved,

Tune in tomorrow morning as our Chief Economist, @MaartenAckerman, joins Simon Brown on @MoneywebNow to share his expectations ahead of the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS). In the interview, Maarten will explain why he expects National Treasury to take a cautiously

Planning for retirement isn’t just about saving and investing; it’s about being strategic. Kerry King, Advisory Partner at Citadel, shares four practical insights to help you preserve your wealth and sustain your income: 1. Understand how inflation affects your capital. 2. Avoid

Citadel has been recognised at the Global Banking & Finance Awards® – The Next 100 Global Awards 2025 in the Asset Management category. The Global Banking & Finance Review Awards® recognise companies that show excellence, innovation and leadership within the global financial

Over two years, the @ResponsibleMeSA Citadel Investing for Young Adults course has delivered powerful results in improving the level of financial literacy amongst South African youth. The course reached 57,517 learners across 58 schools, delivering measurable improvements in

Highlights from The Collective 2025: Where insights ignited action The Collective, hosted by Citadel, in partnership with @forbesafrica and @cnbcafrica brought together South Africa’s (SA’s) brightest minds across Cape Town and Johannesburg for a series of thought-provoking

South Africa’s (SA) delisting from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list is more than a regulatory win - it’s a signal to global investors that the country is serious about reform. In an interview with @cnbcafrica's Palesa Mafokeng, our Chief Economist

To evaluate the effectiveness of the @ResponsibleMeSA Citadel Investing for Young Adults course, both pre- and post-assessments were conducted. - In Gauteng, the course reached 18 no-fee schools, impacting 28,593 learners from grades 8 to 12. - In KwaZulu-Natal, it reached 14

2025 marks a historic turning point for the global economy. After decades of hyper-globalisation, the world is now defined by nationalism, protectionism and trade fragmentation. China’s manufacturing rise and the United States dollar’s dominance shaped the past 30 years, but that

Young South African’s make financial decisions but often lack the practical skills to make informed choices. That’s why we developed the Investing for Young Adults course and again partnered with social development programme @ResponsibleMeSA. In the first year of this

Citadel was recently named Best Wealth Management Advisory South Africa 2025 in the Global Financial Market (GFM) Review Awards 2025. @GFMReview is a leading online portal delivering financial market news and industry updates. This award reflects our commitment to excellence

From Cape Town’s coastal calm to Joburg’s urban energy, the Collective, hosted by Citadel in partnership with @forbesafrica & @cnbcafrica, brought together some of South Africa’s most influential voices to explore leadership, innovation and society. Through panels, fireside

The United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed) cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, a sign that the Fed’s focus is shifting away from stubborn inflation and towards a softer labour market. Today, all eyes are on the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). With local

Conversations that matter: AI, economic insight and Africa’s future At The Collective, we partnered with @forbesafrica and @cnbcafrica, to spotlight the sharpest minds sharing the future of South Africa. In Johannesburg, two powerful sessions took centre stage: · Intelligence

Conversations that matter: Entrepreneurship, innovation and impact At The Collective we partnered with @forbesafrica and @cnbcafrica to host some of South Africa’s sharpest minds and most influential voices to explore ideas that spark real-world impact. On the Cape Town panel

South Africa’s economy is showing resilience Q2-2025 GDP growing0.8%, taking annual growth to 0.6%. That’s better than Q1’s 0.1%, but still below population growth. Key takeaways include: · Mining rebounded, agriculture remains strong and manufacturing made gains. · Fixed

South Africa’s (SA’s) economy showed resilience in Q2-2025, with gross domestic product (GDP) growing by 0.8% quarter-on-quarter and 0.6% year-on-year, supported by stronger activity in mining, manufacturing and agriculture. Citadel Chief Economist @MaartenAckerman told

South Africa’s Q2-2025 gross domestic product (GDP) figures are out today and our Chief Economist, @MaartenAckerman, will be unpacking these with @Zinathi_Gquma live on @BusinessDayTV at 12:20 pm. He’ll explore what the numbers reveal about the economy and explain what this

Three panels. Countless transformative ideas. Conversations that matter. Citadel, with @forbesafrica and @cnbcafrica, hosted The Collective in Cape Town, bringing together South Africa’s sharpest minds. Takeaways: · Entrepreneurship & small businesses drive economic growth. ·