With the changes to regulation 28, a “domestic” unit trust can invest up to 45% of its assets globally and still be considered a South African fund. But there is an increasing demand from multimanagers and discretionary fund managers (DFMs) for a “pure” South African fund.

There are several high-profile funds with a JSE-only mandate...

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