Electric cars, flexi-architecture and veggie gardens in empty high rises… Come 2030, a fascinating world of new technology and, perhaps, a gentler relationship with Mother Earth await us. Doris Viljoen, from the Institute for Futures Research, speaks to MARGUERITE VAN WYK.Â
The past year has, to put it mildly, been taxing for business leaders. But some, like Capitec’s Gerrie Fourie, have thrived on the challenge, as ELMARI RAUTENBACH discovers.
Contrary to expectations, the net wealth of some households increased massively following the initial sharp downturn caused by the first Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa. And with similar positive trends being seen across the world, now is the time to look offshore for growth opportunities, with guidance from Old Mutual Wealth's expert advisers.
Robust investment processes, blended with over 100 years of investment experience, have consistently given clients the freedom to reimagine their futures and those of generations to come.
With digital technology taking massive strides in the past 18 months and the demand for semiconductor chips outstripping supply, investment in this complex industry is sure to bring rewards.
Twenty years ago it was dismissed as a ‘fly-by-night’. Today Capitec is the largest digital bank and the largest bank by active banking clients in South Africa.
Now more than ever, GraySwan has to adjust to changing global investment conditions, while never losing sight of the trust of its clients or the importance of giving to those in need.
Innovation is unstoppable because of the human desire for discovery and progress. Necessity truly is the mother of invention, and crises tend to bring opportunity advises Old Mutual Wealth.
Traditionally, tailored portfolios were known as private share portfolios and were available only to the very wealthy. However, today investors can construct a tailored portfolio across many asset classes and different markets, combining growth, flexibility and better risk oversight at a relatively low cost, writes CHRIS POTGIETER.
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