March 4, 2025
Unlocking Africa’s green economy – a pivotal moment that may not return in the next 150 years
The African Green Economy Summit highlighted Africa’s unprecedented investment opportunities. Sanlam Investments emphasized sustainable finance, gender-sensitive funding, and nature-based solutions. With global capital flowing in, the time to act is now—turning bold ideas into impactful action for Africa’s green and blue economy.
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April 29, 2025
Effectively Managing Deal Risk to Secure Investments and Enhance Returns
The Aon 5th Global Transaction Solutions Claims Study reveals important trends in Representation & Warranties (R&W), Warranty & Indemnity (W&I), and Tax insurance claims. Aon South Africa’s Zamani Ngidi offers insight into the study.
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April 29, 2025
Venturing on: Why and how to invest in global innovation
Recent stock market volatility caused by a new AI challenger highlights how innovation is happening at pace on the world stage, which in turn provides compelling opportunities for venture capital investors.
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April 29, 2025
Growing a greener SA with hybrid energy investments
South Africa’s energy transition is accelerating, and hybrid renewable projects could be the key to a reliable, low-carbon future. Mamoekeng Matlaila, Infrastructure Portfolio Manager at Sanlam Investments, explores this in a recent piece, highlighting how projects like the Oya Energy Hybrid Facility are stabilising energy supply, driving economic growth, and creating jobs.
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March 28, 2025
Budget blunder doesn’t bode ill
Investment strategist Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth explores the postponed Budget Speech, South Africa’s fiscal challenges, and global economic trends. He discusses debt sustainability, tax policy, and investment implications, emphasising the need for careful decision-making in uncertain economic conditions.
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February 25, 2025
No one likes a VAT hike, except the “Market”
South Africa’s highly anticipated national budget was unexpectedly postponed, causing uncertainty in both political and financial circles. At the centre of the delay is a proposal to raise Value-Added Tax (VAT) from 15% to 17%.
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