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Ninety One
About Ninety One
Ninety One is an active, global investment manager. Our goal is to provide long-term investment returns for our clients while making a positive difference to people and the planet. Established in South Africa in 1991, we are an independent firm, dual-listed in Johannesburg and London.
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Signals from Ninety One
9 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Ninety One published an article by Archie Hart and Varun Laijawalla explaining why there is scope to capture a re-rating from Bloomberg data covering January 2025 to July 2026.
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Research & Knowledge
Ninety One published research by Grant Webster and Daniel Gallagher explaining that investors in emerging market debt have good reason to hold firm despite headwinds.
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Presence & Recognition
Ninety One employee Amina Rasool is attending the Overthrowing Power Conference in Cape Town on Thursday 10 September with Mnandi Bestbier, Mpeo Nkuna, and senior company secretaries and governance professionals.
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Presence & Recognition
Ninety One employee Amina Rasool is attending the Chartered Governance Institute of Southern Africa annual conference with an excellent line-up of panellists.
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Presence & Recognition
Ninety One employee Amina Rasool attended Nasdaq’s Future of the Boardroom event and an engaging panel discussion on AI and boardroom reality.
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Presence & Recognition
Ninety One is hosting Omer Allahwala at OTF UK's Summer Soirée in a few weeks time
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Products & Services
Ninety One offers its 4Factor capability, combining data-driven insight with fundamental research, to navigate global equity markets for a quarter of a century.
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People
Ninety One was named as a core manager by Standard Life plc for an awarding £3 billion mandate across Ninety One's Emerging Markets Equity and Asia ex-Japan strategies.
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Research & Knowledge
Ninety One published a Financial Times Lex column by Joseph Cotterill analyzing the Republic of EM, focusing on emerging markets with a primary fiscal deficit of just 1% of GDP compared to 2.6% for the US.
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