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STANLIB continues to offer diverse propositions, with scope for further market expansion. Liberty Holdings announced its Interim Results today. Listen... to STANLIB’s outlook here: https://bit.ly/3ijW24C
As part of Liberty Holdings, STANLIB’s revenue grew 11% in the six months to June and kept costs within budget and inflation parameters. Listen here... for more insights: https://bit.ly/3xljnXR
“Our positive net cashflows in the past six months show clients are looking favourably on STANLIB’s investment proposition” says Head of ... Investments, Mark Lovett as Liberty Holdings announced its Interim Results today. Hear more: https://bit.ly/37gx288
As part of Liberty Holdings, STANLIB delivered incremental improvements for the half year to June 2021 and remains well positioned to deliver on its ... strategic long-term goals. Our CEO shares his position on our Interim Results here: https://bit.ly/3jeBoCk
STANLIB delivers another consistent performance, growing AUM to R652 billion (June 2021), despite a challenging environment. Read more at ... https://bit.ly/3rUoDRu
Is South Africa being left behind?
In this webinar, STANLIB’s chief economist, Kevin Lings, shares insightful views in his discussion on the unparalleled growth story across various developed and emerging economies and where South Africa could stumble or lead.
Corporate Cash webinar
In this webinar, guest speaker, Stephen McGown, shares his experience and learnings from being held captive in the Sahara Desert for six years.
Global trade’s remarkable recovery
Global trade represents approximately 30% of global GDP. The world’s economic performance, especially global industrial production, is closely linked to the performance of global trade.
Optimism, growth and good policy
This year, “inflation” is one of the words most bandied about in markets. For some investors it is a concern, and for others it represents an opportunity.
Personal Financial Planning [webinar]
In this webinar, Dr Liezel Alsemgeest, Henda Steyn and Dr Prince Sarpong, provide valuable insights into financial planning
Finding income, growth and protection of capital during unusual times
In a world of uncertainty, rising inflation, low interest rates, high liquidity and rising government debt – how do we generate income growth and capital protection from our multi-asset income fund?
Flexible Income Fund: Finding income growth and capital protection during a challenging cycle
In this webinar, STANLIB’s Head of Fixed Income, Victor Mphaphuli and Senior Portfolio Manager, Sylvester Kobo, provide an update on the STANLIB Flexible Income Fund.
STANLIB Enhanced Multi Style Equity [Webinar]
In this webinar, STANLIB Index Investments’ COO, Wehmeyer Ferreira and Head of Portfolio Management, Rademeyer Vermaak, provide an in-depth outline of the investment process, the team and the advantages of investing.
STANLIB Global Balanced Fund: An update from our portfolio managers
In this webinar, STANLIB’s Global Balanced fund managers from Columbia Threadneedle, Alex Lyle, Adrian Hilton and Felicity Long, provide insightful views on the key factors influencing markets.
From the Dark Days of Spring… to the Brighter Days of Winter
When we look back on 2020’s headline market return in years
to come, it will tell us very little about this extraordinary year.
Has COVID-19 amplified offshore property growth trends? [Webinar]
In this live-recorded webinar, Our Listed Property team provide insightful views on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on worldwide property sub-sectors already set for growth.
Investing in offshore equity through the lens of a multi-manager
In this webinar, Kent Grobbelaar and Renate Potgieter from STANLIB Multi-Manager explore the offshore equities investment choice through the lens of a multi-manager.
Why are local equities surging when the economy is spluttering?
South African equity market composition has shifted over time, becoming dominated by Multi-National and Resources company shares and therefore driven by global business cycles
Has the pandemic induced a new commodity super cycle?
Since COVID-19-related lockdowns became widespread globally in Q1 2020, bottlenecks have developed in various supply chains, including most commodity markets, to varying degrees.
STANLIB Perspectives on South African Listed Property
In this webinar, STANLIB’s Head of Listed Property, Keillen Ndlovu and Senior Portfolio Manager, Nesi Chetty, provide insightful views and answer some hard questions covering dynamics across the retail property sector.
The rise of the virtual office: what does this mean for SA property?
Demand for office space has fallen as people embrace the cost-efficient and time-saving benefits of a flexible work model.
Personal Financial Planning [webinar]
In this webinar, Dr Liezel Alsemgeest, Henda Steyn and Dr Prince Sarpong, provide valuable insights into financial planning
Is South Africa being left behind?
In this webinar, STANLIB’s chief economist, Kevin Lings, shares insightful views in his discussion on the unparalleled growth story across various developed and emerging economies and where South Africa could stumble or lead.
Corporate Cash webinar
In this webinar, guest speaker, Stephen McGown, shares his experience and learnings from being held captive in the Sahara Desert for six years.
Flexible Income Fund: Finding income growth and capital protection during a challenging cycle
In this webinar, STANLIB’s Head of Fixed Income, Victor Mphaphuli and Senior Portfolio Manager, Sylvester Kobo, provide an update on the STANLIB Flexible Income Fund.
Investing in Fixed Income
Considered a less risky alternative to owning shares, investors are attracted by the opportunity to earn relatively stable returns, collect a regular and certain income while aiming to beat inflation.
Our standpoint
The turmoil of the past year has subsided and the slow journey through recovery begun. In this issue of STANDPOINT, we share perspectives on some changing dynamics as the world grapples with a return to health. From commodity super cycles to buoyant world trade and eerily quiet office spaces. What can these changes mean for investors?
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