Rating the precinct as one of SA’s most successful public-private partnership models, the CEO of the Cape Town trophy asset ...

South Africa’s Government Employees Pension Fund, Africa’s biggest, said it allocated 13 billion rand ($1.3 billion) to three new funds targeted at boosting employment and economic growth.

The GEPF asset allocation is 80% domestic, and with a target allocation of 5% to the rest of the Africa, and only 15% of its portfolio placed in investments outside of the continent.

In addition, the GEPF, represented by the Public Investment Corporation of South Africa (PIC), have injected $48. 5 million (R879. 9 million) of cash equity as part of a $100 million ...

South Africa's Government Employees Pension Fund allowed a 70 billion-rand ($4.5 billion) allocation agreement with the PIC, the continent's largest fund manager, to lapse this year and is now ...

South Africa is facing a retirement crisis, with the latest 10X Retirement Reality Report revealing the country’s shocking ...

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) has joined other organs of state in declaring a war on corruption, ... South Africa: GEPF Launches Anti-Corruption Hotline. 2 December 2009.

Ransomware attacks continue to escalate across Africa, and Nigeria has been ranked third on the continent with 3,459 ransomware threat ...

Africa’s biggest pension fund said it may take as long as a year to negotiate a new mandate with South Africa’s Public Investment Corp. that will allow it to enter into new unlisted investment ...

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) remains financially healthy due to its diversified nature. South Africa: GEPF Is Financially Healthy - allAfrica.com AllAfrica ...

GEPF’s chief executive, Abel Sithole, outlined the strategy to the commission of judicial inquiry in mid-July. By increasing investments outside South Africa it would aim to reduce the risk of ...

So there are a lot of other asset managers in South Africa who are already managing GEPF money via the PIC. Will the PIC recapitalise SAA? WARREN THOMPSON: That’s a very important point to make.