by Nic | Jul 29, 2025 | News
As global economic structures continue to shift, the traditional relationship between bonds and equities is being rewritten, says Graham Tucker, Portfolio Manager, Old Mutual Investment Group With fiscal uncertainty triggered by Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful...
by Nic | Jul 29, 2025 | News
The FSCA is becoming tougher and quicker. But with online scams and unethical behaviour proliferating, can the regulator keep a lid on bad behaviour? By Rob Rose The debate over whether the pensions regulator is sufficiently proactive continues to swirl,...
by Nic | Jul 29, 2025 | News
Private credit is booming globally for a reason: it boosts returns and diversifies portfolios. So why aren’t more South African pension funds paying attention? By Vernon Wessels South African pension funds are gradually embracing private credit, not just as a...
by Nic | Apr 16, 2025 | News
The Road Accident Fund’s long-standing funding woes, compounded by a defiant board and new misconduct claims against its CEO, demand greater scrutiny. By Vernon Wessels South Africa is no stranger to state-owned enterprises hitting the wall. Eskom’s load-shedding,...
by Nic | Apr 16, 2025 | News
The tariff shock is a systemic shock to the global economy, say experts. The question is, how should pension funds that have to plan for the long term respond to these lurches? By Rob Rose It is almost as if the investment market, which underpins your pension, has...
by Nic | Feb 21, 2025 | News
A court ruling holding private company directors personally liable for unpaid pension contributions sends a clear message: non-compliance will not be tolerated from the C-suite By Rob Rose It’s no longer just inept municipal councillors in the firing line for...
