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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A faster vaccine roll-out will bring significant positive results to our health, livelihoods and economic recovery.
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STANLIB delivered another consistent performance for the year to June 2021 when it reported its financial results today as part of the Liberty Holdings group. STANLIB remains financially resilient and well positioned to deliver on its strategic long-term goals.
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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?
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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
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Consumer behaviour has changed. It would appear as though the sudden outbreak of a pandemic provided a catalyst for consumers to try something new.
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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.
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