BNC#6 Cy Jacobs – Huge investment opportunities in SA and China
Cy Jacobs delivered an impromptu speech at the BNC#6 conference, highlighting challenges in beating passive indices and his optimism for investing in South Africa’s political climate.
Cy Jacobs delivered an impromptu speech at the BNC#6 conference, highlighting challenges in beating passive indices and his optimism for investing in South Africa’s political climate.
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