Exploring the frontier: Why elevated risk offers enticing opportunities
Global markets are navigating a challenging mix of persistent conflict, energy insecurity and volatile inflation, stoking fear among investors. In frontier and smaller emerging markets, that fear weighs heavily on asset prices, often sending them well below what the underlying business fundamentals suggest.
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Lessons from the markets and the sea: Don’t get caught in the undertow
Sea voyages teach us that calm waters are the exception, not the rule. The forecast may appear reassuring, but conditions change quickly. The mistake is...
Mind the gap
Periods of change are uncomfortable, but they are rarely unprecedented. Markets, economies, and geopolitical landscapes often swing between extremes. As...
The impact of tax on investment returns
There are many factors to consider when making investment decisions. Tax is a significant one. It is important to understand how taxes are applied to differe...
Bracket creep: The silent tax
Each year we listen with bated breath to the Minister of Finance’s annual Budget speech to learn whether tax rates will increase and breathe a sigh of relief...
How to outsmart behavioural biases when investing – with Dr Daniel Crosby
For many investors, 2025 intensified the behavioural pressures that shape investment decisions. Markets reached record highs, even as global growth slowed an...
Why behaviour shapes long-term investment success more than performance
In a keynote address delivered at the Allan Gray Fund Provider 2026, held on 4 and 5 February 2026, Dr Daniel Crosby, behavioural finance expert and author,...
The compounding power of micro wins
Compounding is usually discussed and understood in financial terms, but is the effect of compounding behaviour equally powerful? Thandi Skade looks at three...