Beyond the hit rate: Making the best investment ideas count
Successful investing is often associated with making perfect decisions, yet even the most accomplished investors can be wrong from time to time. Long-term investment outcomes are driven less by perfection and more by ensuring that the best ideas are backed with conviction and enough time to influence long-term returns.
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How much is enough to contribute to retirement?
Starting early, investing appropriately and remaining invested are key to achieving a comfortable retirement. But contribution levels are also critical. Kyle...
Beyond the hit rate: Making the best investment ideas count
Successful investing is often associated with making perfect decisions, yet even the most accomplished investors can be wrong from time to time. Long-term...
When is it too late to complain to the Pension Funds Adjudicator?
Recent Financial Services Tribunal (FST) decisions have highlighted the importance of beneficiaries acting promptly when concerns arise regarding retirement...
New tools, old habits: Investing in the age of AI
In the latest episode of The Allan Gray Podcast, Allan Gray Institutional Clients manager Horacia Naidoo-McCarthy is joined by Simon Skinner, director and he...
Managing risk in bullish markets
At Allan Gray, we base investment decisions on our assessment of the long-term economics of each underlying business and the risk of permanent capital loss....
Long-term investing in a short-term world
A long-term mindset is essential to successful investing, but staying invested through difficult periods is not always easy. Investors do not only experience...
Your retirement, your choices: Making sense of the options
While individual goals differ when it comes to investing for retirement, the core objectives remain the same: to accumulate sufficient assets during one’s...