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East Africa set to rise

In 2013, East Africa saw increased activity in the oil and gas sector. Tullow Oil plc rounded off the year with a fifth successive oil discovery in Kenya. This comes approximately four years after the company discovered an estimated 310 million barrels to 710 million in Uganda. Uganda has the choice of either exporting through...
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The search for returns: Investor views on private equity in Africa

 • 85% of global institutional investors expect to increase their exposure to African private equity over next two years.  • African private equity perceived to be more attractive and profitable than other emerging markets.  • Over three-quarters of respondents said they would consider a first-time fund. LAGOS, 2ND APRIL...
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When it comes to choice: less is more

Spoilt for choice. That’s us. We all faced this challenge during this past festive season. Who bought a barista-in-a-box using those little coffee capsules as a gift and had to confront an array of choices whilst standing in a busy high street shop? Did you choose propriety capsules or the open standard ones? What brand...
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Watch trading costs and help guard retirement savings

Saving as little as 1.3% on trading costs can result in 21% more capital at retirement. The institutional investment value chain finds itself operating in an environment with an ever-increasing focus on costs: from administration fees to performance and management fees. As illustrated in National Treasury’s paper on costs, seemingly insignificant...
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South African private equity returns keep pace with listed indices

Returns on investment in South African private equity remain ahead of the returns delivered by listed equity, backing the case for private equity in a diversified institutional portfolio. This returns track record, along with the continued market recovery since the 2008 financial crisis, supports a new wave of fund raising by South African private equity...
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Understand Africa’s uniqueness and be rewarded in 2014

The investment prospects for Africa as a whole are exciting and offer the potential to provide great long-term returns, according to Josef Odili, Head of Africa Manager Research at RisCura. “The key is to have a thorough understanding of each country’s unique situation.  A frontier market like Africa (ex-South Africa) has a very different dynamic...
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Getting to grips with Namibia’s Regulation 28

Getting to grips with Namibia's Regulation 28 The much anticipated revisions to Regulation 28 have brought to the fore what Trustees and retirement funds should do in order to ensure that future statistical data regarding the size of the retirement fund market, market value of asset classes, geographical split of the assets and claims history...
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Turning on the Christmas lights

Those who know me know that I am a Grinch when it comes to Christmas. If mince pies and mulled wine were really that nice we would eat and drink them all year long! But what the arrival of Christmas does mean is that on my latest trip to Heathrow the Economist’s ‘World in 2014’...
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