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INVESTING IN AFRICA

A Risk Management and Insurance Persepective

 The trials and tribulations of investing in Africa – and how to pacify your board! By Michael Duncan, Alexander Forbes Afrinet Investments (Pty) Ltd.

Multi National Insurance Programmes

 Some considerations concerning multi national insurance programmes.
 

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Short Sellers:

This strategy is based on the sale of securities that the fund manager considers overpriced in anticipation of buying them back at a lower price for a profit. For, example if a company's stock is highly priced compared to its historical value, or if its business model seems flawed, the Short Sellers fund manager may decide to short it.
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