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Quilter bears little resemblance to the Skandia which former Old Mutual CEO Jim Sutcliffe bought
As index funds become more popular, we need to ask what will happen to the adviser and discretionary fund manager industries
It is always dangerous to count out a fund manager based on recent performance
The move to defined contribution pension funds shifted the risk from investment firmly in the direction of the employee
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Staying at work longer and postponing the first withdrawal are the surest ways to boost your pension income
ESG investing, including in infrastructure, is not as scalable as traditional asset management
In the investment team, Sanlam will be the dominant partner, but it will want to keep some of Absa’s skilled investment professionals
Investec was, and still is, refreshingly entrepreneurial
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Independent financial advisers need to do a lot more to earn 1% of their clients’ assets in perpetuity
The arrogant assumptions of holding the number one position have clearly disappeared
Local institutions are holding on to their Quilter shares for dear life
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Good death and disability benefits are seen as a way to attract and retain talent
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