As the crypto industry reaches almost US$3 trillion (at 31 October 2021) and there are more than 6 000 different cryptocurrencies available, should these assets form part of a long-term diversified portfolio?
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Fast-growing regions should in theory offer investors superior growth opportunities compared to developed markets.
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Strong economic growth momentum in China during the first half of 2021 has dissipated due to a number of short term headwinds.
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SA is blessed with an abundance of sunshine and wind. But does this mean that renewable energy is the most efficient solution to load-shedding?
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What could economic growth look like in 2022? This question arises as we potentially head into a postcrisis
era where the COVID pandemic becomes “the flu” and we adapt to living with it.
STANLIB has invested over R2.4 billion in the Pitje-family-controlled company, New GX, to accelerate the roll-out of digital access across the country.
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STANLIB announces it’s powerful strategic partnership with the highly-recognised global asset management group, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, which will have a number of direct benefits for clients.
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The pandemic and its aftermath have thrust policymakers into dangerous waters. Policymakers are currently sailing through a data fog, in which extremes in data points continue to plague traditional mathematical models.
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Tarryn Sankar plays a pivotal role in managing credit in Fixed Income investment team at STANLIB, which is responsible for ensuring that any credit risk clients are exposed to achieves a balance between appropriate risk and reward.
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The celebration of Women’s Month in SA is a chance for us to reflect on the valuable role of women in our communities, companies, families, and society.
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The world is changing and embracing the role of women across many industries and recreational
activities that have historically been male-dominated.
The textile industry is one of the most polluting in the world, emitting more CO₂ than aviation and shipping combined. But a leading sports firm is showing a way the sector can embrace radical change.
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