Offshore investing: where, how and how much?
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Offshore investing trends in the mid-1990s differed hugely from today. Fund choices open for South Africans extended to no more than five options, yet almost every application form received, allocated the funds, whether on a recuring premium basis or as a lump sum, to asset swap/feeder funds, says Sheldon Holdsworth, Old Mutual International, Regional Offshore Specialist.
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Offshore Investment: Where, how and how much
Join us for an exclusive round table discussion with five of the country’s top investment and financial planning professionals, focused on
offshore investment.
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