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2024: more to come from bonds
Despite a surge in bond prices towards the end of 2023, we...
South African National Budget 2024/2025
Against a backdrop of formidable economic challenges, SA’s Minister of Finance, Enoch...
Greater sophistication in risk management limits unwelcome surprises in outcomes
The foundations of portfolio risk never change, but risk management practices have...
STANLIB enters into a partnership to bring much-needed energy to SA’s business sector
STANLIB Infrastructure Investments, through the STANLIB Infrastructure Fund II, has joined hands...
New year, new interest rate cycle: can the rally in global property persist?
Listed property has weathered a perfect storm over the last four years.
Township Retail – the New Growth Engine for South African Property
South African townships buzz with an informal economy, unseen in official data...
STANLIB launches fund to help finance the energy transition in Africa
STANLIB is launches the STANLIB Khanyisa Energy Transition Fund. The objective of...
STANLIB launches new fund to offer higher yield to corporate treasuries
STANLIB has launched a new fund, the STANLIB Corporate Enhanced Yield Fund,...
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The skies are darkening over the global economy as we approach the halfway point of the year. Although there are signs that inflation is cooling, the stress in the banking sector has increased the risk of a US recession, the war in Ukraine still threatens broader geopolitical tensions and China’s post-reopening economic surge in Q1 is already losing momentum.