FIRST WORD: Editorials: Edition: March / May 2020
FIRST WORD Let there be hope Too much noise. Too much negativity. Pension funds can have an influential...
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“By the sheer size of the retirement-fund industry, the influence it can bring to bear on corporate South Africa is potentially more formidable than any other....It is these funds, on behalf of their members, who largely own the stock exchange-listed companies of SA.”From the launch edition of Today’s Trustee, March 2005READ THE
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“By the sheer size of the retirement-fund industry, the influence it can bring to bear on corporate South Africa is potentially more formidable than any other....It is these funds, on behalf of their members, who largely own the stock exchange-listed companies of SA.”From the launch edition of Today’s Trustee, March 2005READ THE
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“Long-term social cohesion for our country can only be achieved once a cross-section of our population is part of a mainstream, growing economy”– Sipho Pityana, leader of Business Unity South Africa –READ THE
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“By the sheer size of the retirement-fund industry, the influence it can bring to bear on corporate South Africa is potentially more formidable than any other....It is these funds, on behalf of their members, who largely own the stock exchange-listed companies of SA.” From the launch edition of Today’s Trustee, March 2005READ THE
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“By the sheer size of the retirement-fund industry, the influence it can bring to bear on corporate South Africa is potentially more formidable than any other....It is these funds, on behalf of their members, who largely own the stock exchange-listed companies of SA.”From the launch edition of Today’s Trustee, March 2005READ THE
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