Allan Gray Proprietary Limited

since 1973
  • 1,001-5,000 employees
  • Financial Services

Allan Gray Proprietary Limited

We are Africa’s largest privately-owned and independent investment management company. We are focused on generating long-term wealth for our clients who include individuals, retirement funds, insurers, trusts, companies and foundations. They invest through our focused range of unit trusts, retirement products and life insurance investment pools or in segregated portfolios.

Our employees are our most important differentiator; we invest in them for the long term. We have over 1 200 employees spread across our Cape Town headquarters, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban offices. We also have offices in Windhoek, Namibia, and Gaborone, Botswana.

Allan Gray Proprietary Limited is an authorised financial services provider.

Content

How the great election year has shaped financial markets
  • 1 day ago

Global elections have been a dominant force this year, with sentiment around polling and election results driving volatility in many markets.

The three essentials of estate planning
  • 6 days ago

Dying without having a valid will in place is a sure recipe for family conflict. Yet, according to statistics from the High Court, 85% of South Africans don'...

The importance of an emergency fund in the two-pot era (updated)
  • 17 days ago

For a long time, the retirement savings industry has observed how many South Africans have struggled to balance accumulating and preserving their long-term...

Introducing the Allan Gray Interest Fund and the Allan Gray Income Fund
  • 23 days ago

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Allan Gray Interest Fund (the Interest Fund) and the Allan Gray Income Fund (the Income Fund), which are now...

Could you survive on less than a third of your income in retirement?
  • 1 month ago

Despite taking steps to save, millions of South Africans are at risk of having to make significant lifestyle-related downgrades when they are no longer...

An offshore solution for the more cautious investor: introducing Orbis Global Cautious
  • 1 month ago

We are pleased to introduce the Orbis SICAV Global Cautious Fund, which, as Nshalati Hlungwane discusses, meets the needs of more conservative investors...

Back to the future: Why studios are betting on the box office
  • 1 month ago

While many continue to doubt the viability of theatrical exhibition, viewing it as another legacy business that will crumble before the rising tide of...

How we balance the upside-downside risk in South African equities
  • 1 month ago

We often write about large individual equity positions in our portfolios, but this quarter, Duncan Artus focuses on the opportunities and risks in “SA Inc” –...

The importance of an emergency fund in the two-pot era
  • 1 month ago

For a long time, the retirement savings industry has observed how many South Africans have struggled to balance accumulating and preserving their long-term...