In this episode, Johan Marnewick, Head of Fixed Income Private Markets at STANLIB, and Karishma Bhoolia, Senior Climate Risk Analyst at JustShare, talk to Jeremy Maggs about what is needed in the way of policy and standards to give impact investing greater credibility.
In the ninth podcast in our “The More You Know” series, Marisa Bester, COO of Infrastructure Investment at STANLIB Asset Management, and Johan Marnewick, Head of Fixed Income Private Markets, speak to Jeremy Maggs about how this capital can be mobilised. They discuss different types of infrastructure projects, the risks involved, and how to measure their impact.
On 19 March 2026, we hosted a webinar with Sylvester Kobo, Deputy Head of Fixed Income, and Alan Ehret, Head of Retail Distribution at STANLIB Asset Management. The webinar presented the outlook for fixed income markets and explored how the STANLIB Flexible Income Fund and the STANLIB Income Fund have adjusted their positioning in response to the developments in the Middle East.
STANLIB Asset Management today announces the first close of the STANLIB Khanyisa Energy Transition Fund with R5 billion raised to date. The fund aims to mobilise capital from long-term investors to help finance South Africa’s Just Energy Transition ambitions.
SA’s growth story is not contained in conference rooms or policy papers. While these are a necessary beginning, action is at last materialising in the building of substations, solar plants, ports, and logistics corridors.
At our recent roadshow, our expert economic and investment teams separated some of the signals from the static, and offered their views on what to expect from markets and asset classes in 2026.
STANLIB’s Multi-Asset team believes that the US could be inthe early stages of an early cyclical growth phase, for several reasons.
Diversification and nimbleness will be essential to manage fixed income markets successfully in 2026, when the two biggest risks could be a strengthening dollar and local political instability.
Analysis of the performance of SA bonds so far this year and the implications thereof. The yield on the blended 10-year government bond reached a best level of 7.95%. This is the lowest since 2015.
Private credit is not difficult to understand, but the skills to package different elements together to achieve optimal risk-adjusted returns can only be found among professional fund managers.
The world is fast approaching a climate tipping point. According to a 2025 study published in Earth System Science Data, the global carbon budget for limiting warming to 1.5°C could be exhausted in just two years if current emissions continue unchecked. Despite growing investment in renewables, fossil fuels still account for over 80% of the global energy supply. The urgency of transitioning to a low-carbon economy is clear, but the scale of investment required is staggering. This combination creates a significant economic and investment opportunity.
The JSE’s shrinking listings, mirroring a global trend, raise concerns about investment opportunities. However, a strategic, systematic approach to portfolio construction can effectively navigate this evolving landscape.
