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Relentlessly committed
to protect and grow
your savings

It's a craft.

Granate is a people business.

We are committed to creating a rich and rewarding culture through our shared values. Granate Asset Management is configured thoughtfully and intentionally so that our team can thrive for the benefit of our clients. We care about the same things you do and are relentlessly committed to protect and grow your savings.  

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FUNDS

We offer investment opportunities across the risk-return spectrum.

Granate BCI FLEXIBLE

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Granate BCI BALANCED

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Granate BCI ACTIVE BOND

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Granate BCI MULTI INCOME Fund

Granate BCI MONEY MARKET 

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Our name
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Our name is based on the ancient fruit, pomegranate

a symbol of prosperity and abundance. It represents the outcomes we aim to achieve through fruitful long-term relationships.

Insights Home

INSIGHTS

An important part of our service is explaining our actions simply.

To trust us, you need to understand us. In this section we share letters, articles and opinion pieces to provide a window into how we invest your money.

Q4 2024 

MULTI-ASSET COMMENTARY

Walking Giants

TJ Strydom titled his recent publication on the history of Capitec Bank ‘Stalking Giants’. Our funds have held large positions in Capitec for a long time, but over the last six months we increased exposure to two of its bigger peers.

Q4 2024 

FIXED INCOME COMMENTARY

What if...?

I recently found a note that my daughter wrote about me when she was in Grade R for Father’s Day. There were a few things that struck me in the note, but one of my main realisations was how quickly time passes.

Q3 2024

MULTI-ASSET

COMMENTARY

When the numbers are off, we need the words

When numbers are more or less what we expect them to be our minds are very unlikely to prioritise
the accompanying words.

Q3 2024

FIXED INCOME

COMMENTARY

Why only 25bps cut in rates? Why not 50bps?

With inflation having
moderated significantly, there was much debate
about whether the South African Reserve Bank
(SARB) should have cut by more.

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