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Satrix captures 38% market share with R13bn retail inflows

Business Day · 21 October 2026 at 05:00

Satrix captures 38% market share with R13bn retail inflows

Asset sale to Ninety One spurs Sanlam Investments' renewed focus on indexation and alternatives

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