In this special podcast we are going to pick up with Hendrik du Toit the chief executive and founder – of what is now called – “Ninety One”.
David Shapiro wonders whether the horse has bolted from the Investec Asset Management stable – questioning the poor timing of the renamed Ninety One’s split from its mother ship.
Investec Asset Management has unveiled its new name and branding in what it called “an important milestone to independence and a stock exchange listing”.
Investec Asset Management announced the appointment of Duane Cable to its global Quality team, led by Clyde Rossouw and Simon Brazier.
Investec AM has acquired a controlling stake in Richfield Holdings, one of the leading private sector tertiary education providers in South Africa.
In these uncertain times, we continue to position our portfolio for resilience and structural growth by maintaining our focus on attractively valued quality companies., writes Clyde Rossouw.
Investec is splitting up into an asset management business and a bank, an unusual move in a sector that prizes size and synergy.
Green – currently the Deputy CEO of Investec Asset Management – tells us more about his latest trip to China and a strategic agreement that was signed.
Markets are caught in a crossfire. The investment environment calls for identifying best-in-class businesses rather than proactively positioning global equity portfolios for one specific market outcome.
Three years ago young London-based Saffers Scott Winship and Emma Margetts left Investec Asset Management to follow their dream of disrupting the European investment research industry.