Entrepreneur
Cushioning against the falling knife at Steinhoff; a world first
The knife is still falling as the Steinhoff share price fell 98 percent below its all-time high this week.
By Stuart Lowman
A company sign stands inside the Steinhoff International Holdings NV company headquarters.
The knife is still falling as the Steinhoff share price fell 98 percent below its all-time high this week.
This as many investors were hoodwinked by what some term the corporate crime of the century.
So, while investors know there is always risk associated with any investment, a world-first now allows one to mitigate such risk.
Insurance group InvestSure can offer investors protection against bad management but it still won't cover you against a bad set of results.