Finweek English - 18 March 2021

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In this issue of Finweek: Can listed fund managers profit from abroad?; Share views on: Coronation, Ninety One, Quilter, Sygnia; Cyber bullying: Identifying the signs while working remotely; Company - How MTN plans to woo investors; Spotlight - Will Anglogold Ashanti opt for Christine Ramon? and Fishing stocks - Analysing SA's listed fisheries.

South Africa Is Boosting Anglo's Earnings — Again

Amplats and Kumba’s cost reductions boost the local operations’ contributions to the “mothership’s” profit.

2 mins

SA's role in precious metals

Schalk Louw gives an overview of how precious metal prices are correlated with inflation.

3 mins

LISTED ASSET MANAGERS LOOK ABROAD TO BOOST PERFORMANCE

As South Africa’s savings pool contracts and retirement schemes are defunded due to high unemployment, where will locally-listed fund managers find future growth?

10 mins

Mtn May Look Cheap, But Unpredictability May Keep It There

Africa’s largest mobile operator is selling assets in “volatile” markets, such as the Middle East. Now it may turn its attention more to an expanding African population and economy.

6 mins

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