
Satrix expands African footprint with Botswana ETF listings
The three JSE-listed global funds join the BSE as Botswana’s pension investment framework shifts towards greater onshore investment.

The three JSE-listed global funds join the BSE as Botswana’s pension investment framework shifts towards greater onshore investment.

The group says the industry is moving towards customised solutions, prompting it to hand active management to Ninety One and focus on alternatives, distribution, and emerging markets.

The SA Inc AMETF focuses on companies closely tied to local economic conditions, using revenue exposure rather than market cap as a primary weighting input.

The Europe and Japan ETFs are positioned as allocations for investors seeking to manage US concentration within global equity portfolios.

Satrix says the lack of investable income indices has driven its move into active management, starting with a conservative income ETF.

Alexforbes’ latest annual Manager Watch Survey also shows the trend of increasing allocations to multi-managers.

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