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How ETFs saved our portfolios in 2022

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Nerina Visser from etfSA discusses exchange-traded funds (ETFs) this year: with markets under pressure, ETFs offered some respite, even in the fast-falling tech space.
Sarah Rice from Skynamo on HR trends, as companies try to get staff back into the office and quiet quitting becomes the new trend.

20 Dec 2022 9PM English South Africa Business News · Business

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