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Established in 1991, the firm has been built from start-up into an international business managing in excess of US $65bn (as at 31st December 2009) on behalf of third party clients. We have grown from domestic roots in the UK and Southern Africa to a position where we proudly serve a growing international client base from the Americas, Europe, Asia the Middle East, Australia and Africa. We employ... read more
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A small group of us started Investec Asset Management more than eighteen years ago. Right from the beginning, as with the new South Africa from which our firm emerged, we believed we could do things... read more
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Investec Asset Management is a specialist, active investment manager with core offerings in global equities, fixed income and multi-asset management. We firmly believe in the power of specialisation and that great investments come from bold and well tested ideas; focused, small teams provide the ideal environment for idea generation and rapid implementation to deliver superior... read more
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Latest News
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The violent swings in the rand have done more damage to the economy than its absolute level, argues Malcolm Charles, fixed income portfolio manager at Investec Asset Management. For the sake of businesses in SA, Government should focus their efforts more on ways in which to stabilise it than debate the virtues of weakening or strengthening it to a... read more
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Fitch has affirmed the rating of the Investec Money Market Unit Trust Fund at AAA/V1... read more
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CPI inflation slowed to 6.2% in January – well below what the market expected – giving us great confidence that the middle of the target band will be reached by the middle of the... read more
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This is a budget that is going to test Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s mettle. In the current financial year, expenditure is on track to rise by about 20%. Inflation over the same period was probably up by about 7%, translating into a real expenditure increase of 13%. This is massive by any standards and was a sorely necessary stimulus for the... read more
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2010 has seen a welcome dose of reality return to global stock markets. Aside from a miserable first quarter, last year was characterised by strong equity market. They blissfully ignored any bad news, as they rocketed up, gradually eclipsing the carnage of the previous 9 months. Markets revelled in a recovering world, leaving many who were... read more
