Ritesh Anand, Global Fund Manager & Entrepreneur In Conversation With Trevor

In this episode of the #ICWTUKSeries, in partnership with the Nyaradzo Group, Trevor sits down with Ritesh Anand, Global Fund Manager & Entrepreneur. They discuss his career as a Global Fund Manager, how his passion for economics led him to the UK, the lack of capital markets in Zimbabwe and its impact on the economy. His advice to the Minister of Finance amid the devaluation of the ZiG and many more
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[@grahamchisholm8073]

What a pleasure, and how inspiring it was, to listen to Ritesh Anand humbly talk about his success and the changes needed to rebuild our beloved, broken economy and nation. I went to the multiracial Whitestone boarding school in Bulawayo in 1964 and I think we played cricket against St. Thomas Aquinas Primary School !

[@thamsanqathamera]

This was very informative..Interestingly I went to the same Primary school and High School as Mr Anand years after him…I’m also into financial markets/Investing…

[@chicco.descendentofjudah]

I look up to Ritesh Anand. Love his view of things and mindset

[@TERERAIZVOVUSHE]

It was an amazing conversation there full of ideas, he was just on point but hey cry my beloved Zimbabwe. We're in trouble 2 ½ decades of losing for the working class

[@ozymoyo7301]

What a brilliant conversation inspired to find my purpose as a young person in Zimbabwe. Quality conversation. Thank you Trevor for bringing and exposing us to such successful people whom ordinarily we could not meet or have access to. Siyabonga.

[@wilsonbutau5648]

How noble of you Trevor to bring public schools into the conversation as the guest was praising the quality of Zim education. The rift between the rich and the poor in our country is humongous, and that's not ok

[@tate101able]

Same argument in the UK at the moment , as a lot of public school graduates to not want to go to university and a lot of them become gangsters and murderes,

[@biechardmadzure5135]

Interesting conversations. Continue to inspire generations Trevor

[@zolanikhumalo7354]

This is one of my favourite interviews.

[@sibanganimalunga-hd6ff]

Greetings Trevor,greetings Ritesh.Inspirinf and yet grounding discussion.Lovely stuff. My utmost respect to the Anand family for the valuable service they have and are good ving to the Byo community.Cheers

[@ChocolateThundah89]

The buying a house with a swimming pool at 27 hit hard. Great conversation.

[@entaikapfuchira6559]

Very informative! Thanks, Trevor for bringing us these quality conversations.

[@EmmanuelTururu]

It is amazing just how much intellectual capital the country has. Ritesh mentoring fintech founders? painful. Thank you Trevor for shining a light on these gems. Hopefully the youth can access these luminaries.

[@sailaskuyeruka3451]

Quality conversation... Very insightful!

[@fanchochirimba2601]

Amazing conversation and gentleman Ritesh.The determination and work ethic of the Indian community is so inspiring.They succeed in every economy in the world,the discipline.Great journey and story there.We want to hear more about more amazing Zimbabwean men and women in Aussie,Canada,USA etc

[@ElvisGaradhi]

Great interview. I loved it. I love your shoes too Mr Ncube….

[@makazanimrod7330]

Insightful discussion. Loved every bit of it.

[@jaymuller6004]

@11:22....This is the man who Zimbabwe needs to be Governor of Reserve Bank.... Unlike what is going down in Samora Machel avenue in Harare

[@joedzenga7389]

brilliant interview.An intellectual juice and an inviting stimulation

[@everythingnice9760]

Deep conversations there, honest truth and full of motivation.

[@TimeMthokozisiGumbo_ZW]

Everything he said about Bulawayo and the Zimbabwean economy in general ripped my heart apart. We are now a flea-market economy and surely you can't police or command trust in order to attract FDI/foreign investors, hence something got to give... Well, I guess the elephant in the room is not yet prepared to move at this moment, so what are we gonna do? We'll just watch as our economy continues to go down the drain. Look at Rwanda man!!! 😢 I'm overwhelmed with emotions... let me stop typing!

[@thabanitutisani238]

They will be defended as empowering, the little shops that are sprouting up.

[@ncubesisa683]

Feel your pain man 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@phillipmaswanise5906]

Flea markets which do not pay any tax at all

[@innocentmapindu6352]

This is a very interesting conversation

[@MGEME-es2zj]

Great minds of all time

[@MindMassageCoach]

Dankie. Powerful

[@sonitagovan]

Enjoyed this thank you

[@StreetwiseEconomics]

Wow this was epoch episode. The guest is very knowledgeable in the language of finance. Very interesting. Take away- live below your means, save and invest and let the money compound!

[@leonmandirunga5663]

I loved this one, felt inspired, and I will surely march on towards my goal

[@leroynyabeze6824]

💯 tuned in

[@InConversationwithTrevor]

Greetings Leroy😀

[@MH-dp5vr]

Quite an insightful interview

[@gazathugrashad59]

Insightful conversation. Please Mukoma Trevor allow the guest to finish their point. You keep interrupting before the air out their thought process

[@IamLakaz]

Interesting insights there.

[@mkballer3879]

Listening to this, you really realize that politicians are really screwing us over as a nation. They just don’t get it

[@rashtonc.mtombeni3755]

On creating a tuckshop economy/ a flea market economy, kana Trevor abva aita sober!!

[@shepchid2775]

Wow hear hear hear someone

[@johanemanuhwa6199]

The most challenging thing I have ever done in life is to be a Zimbabwean

[@jacobmasuku6708]

The cameras are not clear. Can something be done about the picture quality.

[@adamanthony7465]

As we live in exile we listen

[@JaewonHebenstreit]

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

[@fultonchikwata7295]

Well known business mogul in Bulawayo

[@maxwellchikasha6844]

Can I be the recipient of the book True North Trevor

[@fanchochirimba2601]

Zimbabwe is just an economics enigma.Ritesh is telling us no corporate in the world can pay 25% interest p.a.We have microfinance companies charging upwards of 10% per month,banks are anywhere between 10-20% p.a.Economic theory upside down..an environment not for the brave really

[@thabanitutisani238]

I thought we have a sovereign wealth fund, Mutapa what-what…no, yes?

[@victorl.siyaya9513]

interviewer. Interjets every chance he gets

[@MarshalMunasheMuringwa]

Insightful discussion. Loved every bit of it.