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The war and global investing ─ reflections from the streets of Russia

Elevated levels of inflation and higher interest rates recently spooked the financial markets while the world watched with bated breath as Russia invaded Ukraine. These are two of the many factors that are currently affecting the global economy and markets.

Market volatility creates buying opportunities – do not miss out!

Most South African investors know that they need to include global exposure in their portfolios, and that they should increase their exposure if they already have it. There are, however, many considerations, such as different asset classes and available investment options.

How global structures create wealth

How do you create wealth? It’s not a new question and still it remains complex, even for people in the financial industry. As global investment specialists, we assist entrepreneurs in making better asset allocation decisions about their estates. Our job is to grow wealth and to protect it.

Too much global exposure can hurt your retirement

Until the early 2010s, South African investors had a strong bias towards investing in local markets. Offshore markets were generally perceived to be too far away and too inaccessible to consider.

Do not panic, manage your risk, and buy the dip

During the first week of May, the Federal Reserve (Fed) in the United States (US) increased interest rates by 0.5%, the first time since 2000. Later, during the last week of the month, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) followed suit.

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Short term insurance are essential

Short term insurance enables you to make provision for the unforeseen, thereby mitigating the risks that can cause financial loss.

The impact of interest rate decisions on South Africa and China

In a daring move, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) last week decided to increase interest rates by 0.5%, despite the pressure that it will undoubtedly place on South African consumers. Although 15 out of the 24 analysts that were surveyed, expected a 0.5% increase, I cannot help but wonder if it was not a little too much.

A prolonged bear market? I do not buy it…

Despite the robust rally at the end of the week, all three major equity market indices in the United States (US) – the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq Composite – posted weekly losses.
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