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        Anchor Credo Update

  By Staff Writer   Q2 of 2024 | 2 months ago

It was announced in late 4th quarter of last year (2023) that there are talks of merge of Anchor Group , the wholly owner of Anchor Capital , with a UK-based wealth and asset management company Credo, the transaction is touted to make a north of R230 Billion asset management and the entities will adapt a new name CACM Investement.

The good news for the involved parties is that the institution which is task to scrutinise transaction like this for monopolistic conflicts, Competion Commision , has given the merge the thumbs up to proceed.


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5-Year Manco Review: Coronation

5-Year Manco Review: Allan Gray

5 year Manco Review Series Intro

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Anchor Credo Update

Apex Group Acquires BCI and BIP

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A fresh lens on Inflation-Linked Bonds

Portfolio diversification helps to protect against monetary policy missteps

Greater sophistication in risk management limits unwelcome surprises in outcomes

Time in the markets

The Rising Importance of Capital Appreciation

Did You Know ?
Ninety One overall assets under management are hovering around 3 trillion , that's almost the entire size of out unit trusts industry.
The JSE allowed listings and trading of the Actively Managed ETF in 2023.
UK-based M&G Pls increased its stake to asset manager Prudential FM and the manager renamed M&G Investments in 2023.
Asset manager Coronation was the first introducer of absolute unit trusts funds in our local industry in 1999.

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        Anchor Credo Update

  By Staff Writer   Q2 of 2024 | 2 months ago

It was announced in late 4th quarter of last year (2023) that there are talks of merge of Anchor Group , the wholly owner of Anchor Capital , with a UK-based wealth and asset management company Credo, the transaction is touted to make a north of R230 Billion asset management and the entities will adapt a new name CACM Investement.

The good news for the involved parties is that the institution which is task to scrutinise transaction like this for monopolistic conflicts, Competion Commision , has given the merge the thumbs up to proceed.


More Unit Trusts News
5-Year Manco Review: Coronation

5-Year Manco Review: Allan Gray

5 year Manco Review Series Intro

Resurfacing of Retention Funds

Anchor Credo Update

Apex Group Acquires BCI and BIP

More Manco Views
Navigating the Pitfalls of Benchmarks: How to Manage Risk in Clients’ Portfolios

The year of the four ‘Ds’

2023: A rollercoaster for investors

Managing the risk-reward trade-off in drawdown

Alphabet's growth engines stall: Can it still fly?

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