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11 May 2021

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Big Book of sustainable investing

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We present to you a special edition of the Big Book of sustainable investing, in collaboration with Robeco.
6 May 2021

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Why allocate to hybrid capital instead of traditional high yield?

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Hybrid capital offers a yield at worst of 5.6% and a yield to call of 4.1%. Even in euros, a region where deposit rates are firmly in negative territory, the equivalent figures are 4.9% and 3.4%. On a risk-adjusted basis, we regard these as attractive yields given the extremely low probability of default. The big difference between traditional high yield and hybrid capital is the much lower default rate in hybrids.
31 Mar 2021

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The Sanlam Investors’ Legacy Range marks a strong first close

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We are incredibly proud of the impact we have made with the Investors’ Legacy Range.
26 Feb 2021

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Sanlam UK's Hybrid Capital Solution: everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask.

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Hybrid capital is a form of capital that sits below senior debt and above common equity; in other words, it is literally a hybrid fixed interest instrument. These type of instruments are typically issued by large, well-capitalized investment-grade companies.
17 Feb 2021

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The three habits of highly effective ETF investors

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The evolution of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has made it possible for retail investors to construct cost-effective investment portfolios that could not have been imagined a decade ago.
1 Feb 2021

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Index Investing through a Pandemic: What to consider in 2021

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South Africa, 01 February 2021: Investors are heading into this year with 2020 whiplash and wondering what they can do to find returns in this topsy turvy world. Satrix – South Africa's 20-year-old index investment success story – says that off the back of a good last quarter of 2020, investors would do well to keep a few key insights into the investment landscape in mind for 2021.

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