Allan Gray Stable Fund: Celebrating a quarter of a century
The Allan Gray Stable Fund was launched in July 2000 and joins our two other flagship unit trusts to have crossed the quarter-century mark, the Allan Gray Equity and Balanced funds. Managing money for this length of time requires unwavering discipline and focus. Radhesen Naidoo and Danielle Nissen reflect on our Stable Fund’s history, its objectives, and why it remains relevant in today’s uncertain landscape.
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