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Exceptional America, For Now

25 August 2020 | General

The idea of American Exceptionalism has been a favourite rhetorical device of US presidents since the days of John F. Kennedy. It goes beyond conveying the sense that the country is richer and more powerful than other countries, but also that its unique culture and historical path render its destiny superior.

Rethinking Global Fixed Income

25 August 2020 | General

As investors are navigating uncharted waters in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, market valuations and changes in medium-term macroeconomic assumptions will mean that what has worked in the past may not work going forward.

Section 12J – what it’s costing the fiscus

25 August 2020 | General

The Section 12J tax incentive, introduced by revenue in 2009, has grown exponentially in the last five years. Investors and tax payers have finally picked up on SARS’s efforts at stimulating economic growth and job creation by investing via the 100% tax incentive offered to venture capital companies and investors.

Looking beyond the corona crisis

25 August 2020 | General

Over the past few months, the epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak has shifted. In the early days, governments around the world hoped that by acting decisively, the outbreak could be put behind us swiftly.

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