Structured products provide an investment lifeline in a volatile world
Discovery Invest has launched a new and enhanced version of this popular structured note, the Discovery Capital 200|300+. The Discovery Capital 200|300+ products pay a 100% gross return on investment after five years if the underlying global share portfolio return is flat or positive over the five-year period.
Kenny Rabson: the visionary leader behind Discovery Invest’s growth and success
Look back at the 24 year career trajectory of Discovery Invest's CEO, Kenny Rabson. A CEO that has led the company into becoming one of SA's fastest growing active unit trust investment managers.
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Rozendal Partners
Rozendal Partners is a South African hedge fund and a global equity fund with R2.5-billion in assets under management.
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As South Africans settle into 2026 and reassess their financial priorities for the year ahead, the conversation is increasingly shifting from short-term wealth accumulation to long-term legacy planning, writes Hugo Blom CFP®, Financial Adviser at Momentum Financial Planning.
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Legacy planning: an act of care
In South Africa, the complexities of cultural and economic factors can make dealing with loss even more challenging. That’s why being proactive about legacy planning is so important. Siyasanga Kashe, Executive Member Solutions at Momentum Corporate, shares five key guidelines to assist you in safeguarding your legacy.
Outlook 2026: Robust earnings and ongoing investment in new technologies may continue to support...
Investors in developed markets still face high valuations, policy uncertainty and concentrated sector leadership, but supportive elements such as resilient earnings and advancements in AI could offer meaningful upside.











