Peregrine Capital: Distinctive Asset Management
Peregrine Capital was founded in 1998 and is the longest-running hedge fund manager in South Africa. We have been there from the beginning, helping to protect and grow the wealth of our clients.
Rising demand for DFMs
DFMs are becoming key to a financial advisor’s value proposition to their clients.
Resilience within the financial sector
The financial services sector is having to adapt rapidly and at an ever-evolving scale to current constraints and market conditions. Raksha Gosai, Brand Ambassador of the FPI, reflects on lessons learnt in 2020 and how they apply to financial professionals and clients alike.
Financial technology: enhancing the client’s experience
Didintle Mokonoto, Strategic Business Enablement Manager at Astute - The Financial Services Exchange, explains how financial advisers who leverage technology will have a competitive advantage for many years to come.
Fighting the fear of the unknown
While hedge funds are complicated investments that require more attention, investors may be handicapping themselves by not accessing the most sophisticated investment technology currently available to them.
The value of consistency and predictability
David Fraser co-founded Peregrine Capital in 1998 and is a Portfolio Manager and the Executive Chairman of Peregrine Capital. Blue Chip spoke to him about hedge funds.
Guernsey continues to deliver in times of uncertainty
Grant McLeod, the new South Africa-based consultant for WE ARE GUERNSEY, highlights his experience of dealing with Guernsey over the past 20 years and why the island still works for South African investors.
Why the world has moved to investing in ETFs
ETFs are here to stay, and the growth shows no signs of decline.
An account that grows with your business
In a move aimed at transforming the banking experience for SMEs, Absa is launching a brand-new transactional account called Business Evolve Zero. Specifically designed for sole proprietors and start-ups, it comes with no monthly account fee.
Binary thinking, what-ifs and why it helps to disagree with yourself
Ian Jones, CEO of Fundhouse, explores the concept of “binary thinking”, which relates to the idea that when faced with complex decisions, we are prone to oversimplifying the problem to arrive at convenient answers.
