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Opinions / Columnists / 16-03-22 / Vickie Lange

Vickie Lange | Two-pot system impact to be felt in the long term

National Treasury’s proposal to give limited access to retirement fund savings before retirement via the two-pot system has generated much interest across retirement fund members, and its impact, will certainly be felt in the long term, says…

Opinions / Columnists / 14-03-22 / Garth Rowe

Garth Rowe | Unpacking products inefficacy insurance

To understand the purpose of products inefficacy insurance, one first needs to understand the purpose of conventional products liability insurance and the extent to which products liability insurance will respond to claims arising out of defective…

Opinions / Columnists / 11-03-22 / Jaco van Tonder

Jaco van Tonder | How to make the most of tax incentives beyond TFSAs

There are other ways investors can benefit, particularly if they start the new tax year with a clean slate that makes the most of available tax incentives for long-term savings products,says Jaco van Tonder, Head of Advisor Services in South…

Opinions / Columnists / 22-02-22 / Johanna Kyrklund

Johanna Kyrklund | Putin and the Fed remind us what risk looks like

These risks are unforecastable, clearly nobody can read the Russian president’s mind, says Johanna Kyrklund, Group Chief Investment Officer and Co-Head of Investment.

Opinions / Columnists / 04-02-22 / Anet Ahern

Anet Ahern | The many faces of inflation

Underestimating the impact of inflation on your standard of living can be especially detrimental in the long run as the effects of inflation compound, says Anet Ahern, CEO at PSG Asset Management.

Opinions / Columnists / 08-12-21 / By Richard Rattue

Richard Rattue | Three lessons from an MD to safeguard your business and yourself

For business leaders around the world, the pandemic has certainly brought its trials and hard lessons but there have also been positive trends that have emerged. Here are 3 lessons – and realities of good business – that I’d like to share as…

Opinions / Columnists / 26-11-21 / By Anet Ahern

Anet Ahern | Lazy thinking or tried-and-tested strategies?

Anet Ahern, Chief Executive Officer at PSG Asset Management believes that the current market is signalling that clear ‘breaks’ with the past are needed – and as such, a new strategy may be required.

Opinions / Columnists / 27-10-21 / Opinion

Duncan Lamont | Which stock markets look cheap for SA investors?

Duncan Lamont, Head of Research and Analytics at Schroders, takes a whistle stop tour around the world's major equity markets to see which - if any - offer the best value to local investors.

Opinions / Columnists / 20-09-21 / Shelley van der Westhuizen

Shelley van der Westhuizen | A check-list for retrenchment readiness

Your health may not be the first thing you think about after being retrenched but looking after yourself will give you a better chance of coping. Shelley van der Westhuizen, head of financial well-being strategy & applied research at Alexander…

Opinions / Columnists / 13-09-21 / Opinion

Robin Parbrook | After China's crackdown, is the worst yet to come for investors?

According to Robin Parbrook, Co-Head of Asian Equity Alternative Investments at Schroders, "It's not to do with economic growth numbers, which have been slightly disappointing. And it's not really to do with Covid-19 case numbers either in China.…

Opinions / Columnists / 05-08-21 / By Tau kaVodloza

Tau kaVodloza | KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng province riots - taking stock

The riots that began on 9 July 2021 aimed at applying pressure on the government to release former president of South Africa, Mr Jacob Zuma from Escort Correctional Centre in KwaZulu Natal, unfortunately ended with billions of rands in damaged…

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