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Hedge funds show their worth in times of turmoil 

When markets convulse under the weight of geopolitical shocks, hedge funds are often called upon to prove why they exist, writes By Lethu Zulu, Head of Hedge Funds at Sanlam Investments Multi-Manager

The problem with designing funds backwards

Structuring an investment product should be a deliberate design exercise, rather than a few hasty decisions followed by a series of fixes and adjustments,...

From niche to mainstream: SA’s retail hedge funds revolution is reaching...

Hayden Reinders, head of business development at Prescient Fund Services, highlights how growth momentum is building in the hedge fund industry

Expectations for 2026: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

CFM’s André Breedt, Christian Dery and Bengisu Kaynar look ahead to what investors may have to wrangle with in 2026

Private credit: A strategic frontier for hedge funds

For hedge funds, the strategic appeal of private credit is clear, but transitioning into this arena requires new thinking, writes Intengo's Ian Norden

In defence of portfolios: Why hedge funds matter now

With 2026 shaping up to be another unpredictable year, hedge funds’ ability to steady portfolios when markets fall will continue to win them a larger following among South African investors, writes Kwazi Mbhele at Novare

Peregrine Capital sees AI, store-of-value assets and SA recovery as key...

Artificial intelligence, store-of-value assets, and the South African recovery are the key big picture trends for investors going into 2026, according to Peregrine Capital. Peregrine...

After another rocky year, do Genius and Clarity point the way...

2025 was another action-packed year in the seldom dull world of cryptocurrencies, writes Neil Wilson

Prescient Securities partners with big-wave surfer Matt Bromley

Prescient Securities is proud to announce its sponsorship of internationally acclaimed South African big-wave surfer, Matt Bromley, marking the start of a partnership that...

Can access to private debt alleviate SA’s shortage of student accommodation?

Capitan's Rudigor Kleyn writes about the affordability gap in South Africa's student housing market, and how private debt can be deployed with speed and security to make a difference. Read our latest educational chapter here.