We are specialist investment managers
Whether you aim to preserve your capital or grow your wealth in the long term, our teams of investment specialists can help you to achieve your goals.
Excellence & expertise
with an African heritage
with an African heritage
We have an in-depth understanding of what it means to be a South African investor, and how to achieve the best outcomes for you.
Our track record
We have added value for investors over many years
Our compelling investment philosophy and process has delivered great results for our clients for decades, through different market environments. We add value by applying a multi-dimensional approach to active management using interest rate cycles, yield curve shape changes, duration management, credit positioning and relative value analysis.

Our leadership teams
Leadership team
Investment leadership team

Derrick Msibi
Chief Executive Officer

Giles Heeger
Executive Asset
Management

Mark Lovett
Head of Investments

Avashnee Ramdial
Chief Financial Officer

Barri Maggott
Chief Operating Officer

Nuncy Green
Divisional Executive Asset
Management Cluster
Human Capital

Victor Mphaphuli
Head of Fixed Income

Herman van Velze
Head of Equities and Balanced

Marius Oberholzer
Head of Multi-Strategy

Nesi Chetty
Head of Listed Property

Rademeyer Vermaak
Co-Head of Systematic Solutions

Greg Babaya
Head of Infrastructure

De Wet van der Spuy
Managing Director of Multi-Manager

Johan Marnewick
Head of Credit Alternatives

Henry Munzara
Deputy Head of Investments
Our approach to responsible investing
Our clients have entrusted us with their wealth and savings to deliver
long-term returns through the protection and growth of their capital.
STANLIB believes that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) is a material consideration in delivering risk-adjusted returns to our clients. We also believe that, as active owners, we can influence corporates and entities to fulfil their ESG responsibilities, thereby making for sustainable businesses.
We are signatories to UNPRI and endorsers of the CRISA code and we follow the principles set out in these codes.
STANLIB’s Responsible Investing principles provide our team with an overarching guide or approach. Each STANLIB investment team applies a detailed methodology to integrate ESG into its investment process.
We are signatories to UNPRI and endorsers of the CRISA code and we follow the principles set out in these codes.
STANLIB’s Responsible Investing principles provide our team with an overarching guide or approach. Each STANLIB investment team applies a detailed methodology to integrate ESG into its investment process.
Stewardship reports


Compliance with the EUs sustainable finance disclosure regulation (SFDR)
Consideration of sutainability risks
Sustainability averse impacts
Remuneration policy
Consideration of sustainability risks
The STANLIB Multi-Manager team incorporates environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into the following processes: manager research, operational due-diligence processes and portfolio management, layered with a robust overall investment governance framework. This is detailed in the STANLIB Multi-Manager ESG Policy.
The STANLIB Credit Alternatives team believes that incorporating ESG factors into the assessment of suitability produces better investment outcomes, improves the return of underlying investments and is necessary to effectively manage risk in the funds they manage. This is detailed in the STANLIB Credit Alternatives ESG Policy.
Sustainability averse impacts
The Investment Manager does not currently consider the adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors or issue a statement on their websites in relation to the due diligence policies with respect to those impacts.
This is pending the adoption of final regulatory technical standards by the European Commission pursuant to Article 4(6) of SFDR, which shall set out detailed requirements in relation to the content, methodologies and presentation of information sustainability indicators in relation to adverse impacts on the climate and other environment‐related adverse impacts. Following the adoption and coming into force of such regulatory technical standards, currently expected to be from 1 January 2022, the Investment Manager will reconsider this position in relation to the publication of adverse impacts in respect of each Fund and, if it determines to provide such information, shall notify investors accordingly.
Remuneration policy
STANLIB has reviewed its remuneration policy and is satisfied that it meets the requirements of SFDR.
Our annual reports
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STANLIB funds limited

STANLIB collective investments

STANLIB offshore unit trust
Liberty Group Interim Results
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