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 tie-up will begin with global equity and emerging market ETFs and is designed to widen access to active strategies across international markets.
Global shocks may be getting harder to forecast, and the real task is constructing portfolios that can withstand a wider range of outcomes.
MBSE’s CPD combinations help advisers and FSPs to complete their annual requirements while focusing on ethics, conduct, communication, and regulatory readiness.
From weight-loss drugs reshaping grocery spend to online betting redefining entertainment budgets, South Africans are spending more deliberately – and differently.
With 31 May approaching, advisers face a tighter window and higher stakes – choosing CPD that delivers practical value, not just compliance.
PSG Financial Services reported strong earnings growth, supported by favourable market conditions and higher performance fees.
Strong market performance lifts assets to record highs, but lapses and protection gaps persist beneath the surface.
The group plans to combine healthcare and financial data to refine risk assessment and product pricing.
Attend MBSE’s Virtual Open Days from 14 to 16 April to discover flexible, career-focused qualifications and engage directly with industry-led lecturers.
With applications closing on 15 June, MBSE’s FETC NQF 4 programmes offer a final chance to secure recognised FAIS credits before more restrictive replacements take effect.
Jennison’s Mark Baribeau outlines a three-phase AI cycle reshaping markets. Dispersion between the winners and losers will widen – and flexibility will be critical.
Founder Willem Theron will step down as non-executive chairperson.
The Diversified Markets portfolios introduce a measured allocation to private equity, credit, infrastructure, and real assets alongside listed investments.
Top achievers share how MBSE’s Higher Certificate in Wealth Management translates knowledge into real-world confidence.
Disciplined planning, clear governance and early education – not asset size – are what determine whether wealth survives across generations.
Balancing ‘Black Tax’ with your own financial security is possible through clear boundaries, strategic planning, and professional guidance.
