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Join us on February 17th for the Raging Bull Awards, an evening dedicated to recognising outstanding achievements in the investment sector. The prestigious Raging Bull

The 2025 Raging Bull Awards for collective investment scheme performance to the end of 2024 comprise 19 certificates for straight performance over three years and

Personal Finance is proud to introduce its new data partners for the upcoming 2025 Raging Bull Awards at the end of January. The awards showcase

If “past performance is no indicator of future performance”, as we often hear repeated in the context of market-based investments, what is the value to

The past five years have seen various funds and managers come to the fore in the annual Raging Bull Awards, which recognise outstanding performance by

The Raging Bull Awards, which recognises the top-performing funds and managers in the collective investment industry and which has been an annual highlight on the

In a significant development for the investment industry, the 29th annual Raging Bull Awards, which is set to take place on January 27, 2025, in

Caption: Ruan Marais, Theodore Oosthuizen and Arné Botha from Salvo Investment Managers collect the Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke (second from

Caption: Lyle Sankar, Ané Craig and John Gilchrist from PSG Asset Management collect the Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke (second from

Caption: Philipp Wörz from PSG Asset Management receives the Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke. Picture: Ayanda Ndamane, Independent Newspapers. Personal Finance

Caption: Barry Shamley and Peter Vogel from Investec Investment Management collect their Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke. Picture: Ayanda Ndamane, Independent

Caption: Aaliah Kathrada from Aylett & Co Fund Managers receives the Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke. Picture: Ayanda Ndamane, Independent Newspapers.

Caption:  Contrarius Investment Management director Heaton van der Linde accepts the Raging Bull Award from Personal Finance editor Dieketseng Maleke. Picture: Ayanda Ndamane, Independent Newspapers.

Fairtree, a relatively young asset management firm based in Bellville, Western Cape, has outperformed the more established players in South Africa’s investment industry to win

PSG Asset Management won the South African Manager of the Year trophy at the 2023 Raging Bull Awards. Pictured (from left) are: Greg Hopkins (PSG

In his recent Budget speech, Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana said that improved revenue collection was one of the reasons he was able to provide

“It’s personal” is the approach adopted by Melville Douglas that has afforded them the ability and credibility to deliver great returns to clients for more

The awards were earned by the Harvard House BCI Property Fund managed by the team led by the chief investment officer, Michael Porter. Michael Porter

Ninety One and H4 Collective Investments received the runners-up awards. PSG Asset Management won the South African Manager of the Year award at the Raging

PSG Asset Management has emerged ahead of last year’s winner, Ninety One, to walk away with the coveted title of South African Manager of the

In a year when asset managers saw red on the markets, PSG Asset Management outpaced Ninety One to be named the best asset management firm

The “Oscars” of the unit trust industry, the annual Raging Bull Awards, hosted by Personal Finance, will take place on Tuesday February 28. Reverting to

The annual Raging Bull Awards will take place at Pigalle restaurant, Green Point, Cape Town on February 28. The awards recognise the best actively managed

For the second year in a row, Ninety One has won the coveted Raging Bull Award for the South African Manager of the Year for

The “Oscars” of the unit trust industry, the Raging Bull Awards, hosted by Personal Finance, is of special interest to the South Africa investment industry,