Braving coronavirus-induced historic losses in equity markets,  Ninety One, Investec’s newly created asset management arm, debuted with a more than 40% plunge in shares on Monday and started its journey as an independent business.  

Shares in Ninety One, which gets its name from the year it was founded, were 22.6% lower than the bottom end of its target range in London, where it has a primary listing. The stock was at R33.70 by the close in Johannesburg, down 38.7%..

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