Managers of Wealth Africa

Investec self-service onboarding removes the pain points for business clients

Investec Corporate and Institutional Banking recently piloted a self-service onboarding process for clients.

South African wealth firm unveils advisory partnership division

It will help independent advice companies grow their revenue and assets under management

Follow a structured process to phase capital into the equity market – Reyneke van Wyk

The fact is there are too many risks associated with trying to predict or ‘time’ the market he explains.

An out of the ordinary partner, in out of the ordinary times

This prestigious international award is testament to the continuous evolution of our One Place™ philosophy and our partnership with our clients and their families.

Ian Kloss of Quilter International in Singapore on the Virtues of Life Insurance Solutions

He believes life insurance not only provides a liquidity backstop for families in times of crisis, but also helps individuals and families plan their investments for the life challenges and events ahead of them.

Carrick Wealth: The Best Adviser Firm in South Africa

This is the second major accolade Carrick has won this year, having also been ranked as the Top Wealth Manager for Wealthy Executives in the 2020 Intellidex Awards.

Words on Wealth: Why ETF providers were wrong about exchange-control circular

The providers of ETFs, including Sygnia and Satrix, were understandably excited about this interpretation of the circular.

‘Elon Musk should share his wealth with South Africa’

Elon Musk made headlines by becoming the world's second-richest man this week - and Derek Hanekom has got one eye on the tech mogul's fortune.

SA’s Super-Rich Haven’t Let COVID-19 Stop The Jet-Setting Lifestyle

COVID-19 has presented a unique opportunity to see how those in different income brackets stay safe, with some interesting trends emerging among the super-rich.

Are my assets forfeited to the state should I die without leaving a valid will?

If the deceased left no valid will and did not have any relatives who could inherit his/her estate, then only will the estate be forfeited to the state.

Paul Hanratty’s plan for Sanlam

It added R5bn to that market value as fund managers piled into what was clearly a cheap share.

Winners Of WealthBriefing MENA Awards for Excellence 2020

As the results show, a number of banks with footprints in a variety of regions - such as Bank of Singapore and Standard Chartered - picked up prizes.

What It Takes To Crack SA’s Richest 1%

The top two countries, according to research by international real estate and investment immigration firm Astons, via BusinessTech, with the widest reality gap between the top 1% and the average citizen, are Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Quiet sides of wealthy Nigerians

Wealthy people are like goldfishes that have no hiding place. Even when they want to be unnoticed, the media and society would always create a buzz around them. In no particular order, MOBOLA SADIQ takes a look at some wealthy Nigerians who have managed t

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