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9.626 +0.010    +0.09%
30/04 - Closed. Currency in ZAR ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Fund
Market:  South Africa
Issuer:  Prudential Investment Managers
ISIN:  ZAE000026514 
Asset Class:  Equity
  • Morningstar Rating:
  • Total Assets: 42.59B
Prudential Core Value Fund B 9.626 +0.010 +0.09%

M&g Sa Equity Fund Class B Overview

 
On this page you'll find an in-depth profile of M&g Sa Equity Fund Class B. Learn about the key management, total assets, investment strategy and contact information of 0P0000JZBS among other information.
Category

South Africa & Namibia Equity

Total Assets

42.59B

Expenses

0.01%

Inception Date

Sep 21, 2000

Investment Strategy

Fund Objective: To provide broad-based exposure to South African shares that offer value and medium- to long-term growth. The portfolio managers seek to invest in companies where returns can be achieved from any or all of (a) growth in earnings, (b) growth in dividends and (c) a re-rating by the market of the company’s share price. Investor profile: Investors with a higher risk tolerance who are looking for out-performance of the South African equity market, while limiting volatility relative to the fund’s benchmark. The recommended investment horizon is 7 years or longer. Investment Mandate: The Fund can invest in any company listed on the JSE that meet the portfolio managers’ value criteria. The Fund seeks out value by attempting to capture all components of return over time, including high dividend yield, earnings growth and possible market re-rating. The Fund will not invest in any foreign markets. The intended maximum limits are Equity 100%, Property 10% and Foreign 0%.

Contact Information

Address MandG Investments Unit Trusts (RF) Ltd
,
South Africa
Phone -

Top Executives

Name Title Since Until
Leonard Krüger - 2021 Now
Chris Wood - 2020 Now
Biography Chris joined Prudential as an Industrial analyst in 2004 and is currently responsible for research on the Food, Beverages, Pharmaceutical, Media and Telecommunications sectors. Prior to working at Prudential, he spent 4 years at BoE Asset Management, initially as a Quantitative Analyst before moving into a research analyst role responsible for both Resource and Industrial shares. Prior to working in asset management, Chris worked as a Civil Engineer both locally and overseas. In 1999 he completed his MBA, which prompted a career move into financial services.
Aadil Omar - 2020 Now
Ross Biggs - 2016 Now
Johny Lambridis - 2020 2020
Simon Kendall - 2020 2020
Rehana Khan - 2013 2019
Biography Rehana has 5 years experience in the industry, she is responsible for research on the retail sector, select general financials and mining stocks. Before joining Prudential in 2008 she worked for Deloitte where she was the manager of the Special Services Group, her responsibilities included financial management, feasibility studies, due diligence audits and problem solving.
Craig Butters - 2013 2018
Biography Craig Butters joined Prudential’s equity team in August 2010. He is a member of the investment committee responsible for equity decision-making and has joint portfolio management responsibility for the Prudential Equity Fund. Craig performs detailed research of banks and other selected financial and industrial stocks. Craig began his career as a trainee accountant at Ernst & Young and then joined Sanlam in 1994 as a senior internal auditor. In July 1997, he joined Oasis Asset Management as director and investment analyst. In 1998, Craig was an investment analyst and portfolio manager at RMB/Southern Asset Management, then in November 1999 to May 2002 he joined Prodigy Asset Management as a portfolio manager and chief investment officer. From June 2002 to July 2010, Craig was a fund manager at Brait Specialised Funds, initially as co-fund manager of the Brait Emerald Fund, and prior to joining Prudential, as fund manager of the Brait Ruby Fund and the Brait Multi-Strategy Fund.
Chris Wood - 2007 2016
Biography Chris joined Prudential as an Industrial analyst in 2004 and is currently responsible for research on the Food, Beverages, Pharmaceutical, Media and Telecommunications sectors. Prior to working at Prudential, he spent 4 years at BoE Asset Management, initially as a Quantitative Analyst before moving into a research analyst role responsible for both Resource and Industrial shares. Prior to working in asset management, Chris worked as a Civil Engineer both locally and overseas. In 1999 he completed his MBA, which prompted a career move into financial services.
Marc Beckenstrater - 2013 2013
Biography Marc Beckenstrater, co-head of Systematic Investment Strategies at M&G, has more than 10 years of experience in quantitative investments, having launched the first quantitative property real estate mutual fund in South Africa in 2006. In early 2017, Marc relocated to M&G Investments (at the time the parent company of Prudential South Africa) in London to lead an investment team managing Prudential’s international portfolios. Marc joined Prudential South Africa in 1999 as head of equity. He was chief investment officer from December 2009 until July 2016, and then head of international investments. Prior to joining Prudential, Marc worked at another large South African asset manager, where he was responsible for managing segregated pension funds and one of the satellite funds. He holds an MBA from the University of Cape Town and a BSc in Electrical Engineering from University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
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