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15 August 2018

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How to invest meaningfully into Africa

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The opportunity set that exists in Africa presents investors with a sufficiently broad universe to bring positive, risk-adjusted benefits to institutional portfolios says Todd Micklethwaite, a member of the Client Solutions and Research team at Sanlam Investments.
16 July 2018

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Local and global markets in June

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The grass isn’t always greener on the other side, and investment decisions are tough to make throughout the world’s economies.
22 February 2018

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Budget 2018: Bold, but we’re near the limit of raising tax rate

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The outstanding feature of Budget 2018 is the decision to raise the VAT rate by 1%, which nets the fiscus an additional R22.9 billion in 2018/19.
21 February 2018

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Budget 2018: Beware of focusing on the symptoms

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Despite years of tax hikes and expenditure cuts, the Budget deficit remains wide and the government’s debt ratio continues to rise.
30 November 2017

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SIM Enhanced Yield gets AA- credit rating

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Global Credit Ratings (GCR) confirmed last night the national credit fund rating it gave to the Sanlam Investment Management (SIM) Enhanced Yield Fund as AA-(ZA)(f), with an outlook of stable
27 November 2017

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Ratings downgrade by S&P

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The sword of Damocles hanging over our heads finally fell when S&P downgraded our local sovereign debt one notch to BB on Friday, 24 November, says Patrice Rassou, Head of Equities at Sanlam Investment Management.

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