Ringgit and Sense

Booking Overview

This is a business and personal-finance interview show featuring recurring external guests such as investment executives, wealth-management leaders, licensed financial planners, research heads, and specialist business or technology editors. Suitable pitches include senior finance professionals, market analysts, wealth advisers, and credible experts who can explain investing, consumer finance, succession planning, or technology-market issues; booking difficulty is medium because guests typically hold established senior or specialist roles.

Metrics

Episodes: 732

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 3.1/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: Singapore

YouTube: 1.2M subscribers

Instagram: 203.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

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Host

Elaine Boey - In the provided episode text, Elaine Boey is named as the person who speaks with Alexander Chia in an interview segment. No additional background is provided in the excerpt.

Johnson Hong - In the provided episode text, Johnson Hong is named as a partner at Halim Hong & Quek and discusses changes to BNPL regulation and the Consumer Credit Act.

Lo Khai Yi - In the provided episode text, Lo Khai Yi is named as a partner at Halim Hong & Quek and discusses changes to BNPL regulation and the Consumer Credit Act.

Mohsin Siddiqui - In the provided episode text, Mohsin Siddiqui is named as CEO of Wahed and discusses Wahed’s fractional Shariah-compliant real estate product.

Alexander Chia - In the provided episode text, Alexander Chia is named as Head of RHB Regional Research and discusses RHB’s small-cap selections and company outlook.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Senior executives and specialists in investment management, wealth management, financial planning, equity research, corporate finance, or business and technology analysis. Relevant professional licenses, leadership roles, and demonstrated subject-matter expertise are typical.

Required Achievements:

Executive leadership at financial or investment firms, Professional financial-planning or investment credentials, Leadership of research or advisory organizations, Established specialist authority in business or technology coverage

Recent Guest Discussions

Alexander Wong - Smartphone Pricing, Upgrade Decisions, Foldable Phones, Memory-supply Pressures, Trade-ins, Refurbished Devices, And Technology Budgeting

Idham Idris - Smartphone Subscription And Leasing Plans, Financing Costs, Overspending, Telco Bundles, Budget Guardrails, And Redirecting Money After A Device Is Paid Off

Abdul Halim Abdul Rashid - Intergenerational Succession, Shariah-compliant Wealth Planning, Hibah, Trusts, Zakat Planning, And Preventing Estate Disputes

Lim Eng Ping - Intergenerational Wealth Succession, Financial Discipline, Stewardship, Family-owned Businesses, And Long-term Wealth Preservation

Pankaj C. Kumar - Stock Valuation Methods, P/e Ratios, Discounted Cash Flow, Price-to-sales, Ev/ebitda, Analyst Targets, Etfs, And Sector-specific Valuation

Recent Topics

Business, Investing, Personal Finance, Wealth Management, Stock Market

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Ringgit and Sense

High Interest vs Small Loans: Which Debt To Kill First?

October 08, 2026

From mortgages and car loans to credit cards and BNPL schemes, most Malaysians aren't managing just one liability, they're juggling a whole portfolio of debt. Should you tackle the highest-interest loans or the smaller ones first?Rajen Devadason, CEO of RD WealthCreation and Licensed Financial Planner with Manulife Investment Management Malaysia, returns to Ringgit and Sense to share practical strategies for conquering multiple debts.He breaks down mathematical efficiency versus psychological...

Good Debt vs Bad Debt: Is It Really That Simple?

October 01, 2026

Borrow money for an asset, that’s good debt. Borrow money for a holiday, that’s bad debt. It sounds simple, but is personal finance ever actually that black and white?Rajen Devadason, CEO of RD WealthCreation and Licensed Financial Planner with Manulife Investment Management (Malaysia), joins Ringgit and Sense to explain why the line between good and bad debt isn't as clear as we think. He breaks down the one metric that actually matters and why even solid investments can turn sour. Plus, we ...

Retirement Risks: Longevity, Health Costs, & Capital

September 24, 2026

Reaching retirement with a sizable nest egg doesn't guarantee long-term security if longevity, healthcare inflation, and unexpected shocks erode your capital. Wan Saifulrizal Wan Ismail, CEO of AmMetLife Insurance Berhad, joins Ringgit & Sense to discuss why Malaysians need to look beyond capital accumulation and pay closer attention to post-retirement financial risks. Wan Saifulrizal shares his three-bucket model for managing retirement savings and risk, highlights the practical lim...

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