Black asset managers have come out swinging in recent weeks, arguing it’s unfair that 26 years since the advent of democracy they oversee just 9% of SA’s total savings and investment pool.

Deputy finance minister David Masondo cited the 9% figure in a December 3 speech to the Black Business Council, in which he said the Financial Sector Conduct Authority would be scrutinising more closely the transformation efforts of asset managers, responsible for overseeing the savings of SA workers...

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